Vietnam’s economy recorded another quarter of strong growth in the second quarter of the year. While growth should remain robust in the near term, helped by continued solid export demand and loose monetary policy, risks are building. A full-blown trade war between the US and China would hit Vietnam hard, while the country’s worsening fiscal position is a concern.
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