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Loose monetary policy fuels risks in Vietnam

Q4 GDP figures for Vietnam, which are due to be published sometime over the next couple of weeks, are likely to show the economy is continuing to expand at a rapid rate. However, the risks facing the country are building. Growth is unlikely to slow immediately, but policymakers will need to act soon to bring credit growth under control.

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