Vietnam: Short-term prospects good, but risks building

Vietnam has been one of the region’s fastest growing economies over the past couple of years, and looks set for another year of strong growth in 2016. But risks are starting to build, and policymakers’ complacency over the latest surge in credit growth is likely to lead to problems further down the line.

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