Falling inflation in Vietnam opens door to further rate cuts

Inflation in Vietnam fell in May for the ninth consecutive month, with the y/y rate dropping below 10% for the first time since late 2010. Weaker inflation should provide further support to the dong peg, and will give the central bank more room to cut interest rates, which are needed to support the weak economy and the ailing banking sector.

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