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Indonesia in no rush to tighten, Vietnam rate cut

Indonesia has signalled that fiscal policy will remain supportive of the economic recovery after it unveiled a budget for next year that envisages only a very small fall in the budget deficit. Meanwhile, further rate cuts are likely in Vietnam following this Wednesday’s unscheduled policy easing by the State Bank of Vietnam.

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