Taking Stock : An Update on Vietnam's Recent Economic Developments, July 2014

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Taking Stock : An Update on Vietnam's Recent Economic Developments, July 2014 | Diem lai : cap nhat tinh hinh phat trien kinh te Vietnam

2014

World Bank

Global growth is projected to pick up to 3.4 percent in 2015 and 3.5 percent in 2016, propelled by highincome countries. Developing country growth will benefit from these tailwinds, with growth projected to increase from 4.8 percent in 2014 to 5.5 percent in 2016 broadly in line with potential. Global growth projections for 2014, however, have been marked down from 3.2 percent to 2.8 percent on account of the bumpy start this year, buffeted by poor weather in the United States, financial market turbulence and the conflict in Ukraine. The outlook for the East Asia and the Pacific region continues to reflect several counterbalancing factors, including domestic policy adjustment, volatile financing conditions, political crisis in Thailand, and sustained recovery in global demand for exports. Regional GDP growth is expected to slow down slightly to 7.0 percent by 2016, about 2 percentage points slower than the pre-crisis boom years but broadly in line with potential. Regional risks include volatility and eventual tightening of global financing conditions, possible setbacks in China s restructuring and a weaker contribution from net exports than assumed in the baseline. Potential escalation of regional political tensions presents additional risk to the outlook.

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Hanoi

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Investment climate; Credit rating agency; Binding constraint; Recurrent expenditure; Wealth; Financial crisis; Health expenditures; International standards; Import tariffs; Market trends; Credit default swap; Debts; Credit institutions; Economic developments; Underlying problems; Tax revenues; Budgeting; Asset management; Access to loans; Impaired assets; Gdp; Net exports; Banking system; Political stability; Development assistance; Reserve fund; Lottery; Debt burdens; Alternative investments; Price stability; Capital projects; Consumer price index; Credit rating; Labor market; Macroeconomic stability; Inventory; Bad debts; Asset classification; Own source revenue; Tax administration; Capital investments; Expenditures; Issuance; Total revenue; Skills shortages; Price movements; Banking sector; Gini coefficient; Government accounting standards; Public sector debt; Portfolio; Enabling environment; Poor asset quality; Information disclosure; Credit growth; Central bank; Trade relations; Foreign exchange markets; Npl; External trade; Debt management; Sovereign risks; Depositor; Dividends; Equity investment; Credit institution; Return; Income level; Trading; Deposits; Domestic banks; Balance sheet; Fiscal deficit; Legal framework; Securities; Export growth; Contingent liabilities; Competitiveness; Loan classification; Real gdp; Regulatory framework; Budget deficit; Capital adequacy; Capital account; Transparency; Market value; Liquidations; Unemployment rate; Production inputs; Agricultural output; Foreign exchange reserves; Structural problems; Policy responses; Basis points; Foreign exchange; Domestic debt; Expenditure assignments; Foreign holdings; Consolidation; Legal reform; Tax collection; Debt financing; Return on asset; Revenue sharing; Sovereign risk; Income inequality; Return on equity; International accounting standards; Private investors; Investment projects; Banking sector reforms; Income growth; Macroeconomic risks; Monetary policy; Mergers; Insolvency regime; Investment activities; Developing country; Asset management companies; Power parity; Turnover; Market economy; State bank; Forecasts; Trade deficit; Deposit; Cds; Global economy; Incomes; Banking supervision; Purchasing power; Bilateral trade; Portfolio quality; Level playing field; International investment; Credit default; Shareholders; Foreign investors; Market mechanisms; Risk aversion; Investor confidence; Bonds; Government revenue; Loan guarantees; Financial performance; Strategic investors; Dividend policy; Macroeconomic environment; Loan; Tax policy; Lending spreads; Banking sector stability; Non-performing loans; Recapitalization; Growth projections; Government expenditure; Initial public offerings; Investment capital; Corporate governance; Foreign direct investment; Fiscal deficits; Credit availability; Growth potential; Reserve; Ethnic minorities; Macroeconomic stabilization; Systemic risk; Investment process; Bank policy; Ownership structure; Access to capital; Lending practices; Capital investment; Business licenses

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English

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Taking Stock : An Update on Vietnam's Recent Economic Developments, July 2014 | Diem lai : cap nhat tinh hinh phat trien kinh te Vietnam

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