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Emerging Asia Economics Update

Emerging Asia Economics Update

Vietnam still likely to raise rates again soon

The central bank of Vietnam (SBV) yesterday, as expected, announced that its key policy rate will stay unchanged at 8.0% during June. Nevertheless, the cash rate looks too low for an economy that will probably expand at a 7.0-7.5% pace in the second half of 2010 and where annual inflation is likely to stay in the 9-10% range. We continue to expect that rates will move up in coming months: our best guess is from the start of July once Q2 GDP data have been published, and by another 100bp.

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