Another rate cut in Vietnam, further loosening likely

The central bank in Vietnam today announced the seventh reduction in interest rates in just over a year. The move comes in response to very weak growth and subdued price pressures. With the economy set for another year of slow growth in 2013, further rate cuts are likely later in the year. 

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