Vietnam: not by the book

Article Abstract:

Vietnam refused, not wanting to lose its independent stance, when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) asked Vietnam to allow it to scrutinize its central bank books, in order to sanction more loans, According to the analysts, Vietnam would not be facing any financial stress but it will continue to take policy guidance from the resident IMF mission.

Legal issues & crime, International Monetary Fund, Company legal issue, Investigations, Central banks

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Bright prospect for growth

Article Abstract:

Vietnam is poised for another year of healthy growth. The country exports crude oil and imports petroleum products, but in 2002 those exports were worth $3.2 billion and the imports $2.02 billion.

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Cautious optimism

Article Abstract:

The economy of Vietnam is discussed. The analysts forecast 7.2 percent gross domestic product growth for 2004.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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