Vietnam ramps up bond sales and spending as export-led growth faces tariff risks


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam has increased government bond sales by nearly 30% so far this year, data shows, as it bids to boost public spending to spur growth and shield the economy from the risk of crippling US tariffs.

The South-East Asian industrial hub's economy has expanded rapidly in recent years - growing more than 7% in 2024 - thanks to foreign investment in export-oriented manufacturing plants powered by cheap labour and components often shipped from China.

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