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HSBC has stuck its head above the parapet to predict that Vietnam’s troubled economy will turn around this year and foreign investors will return after the government unveiled a raft of proposals to tighten monetary and fiscal policy. Economist Sherman Chan argued in a note on Friday that policy makers were heading in the right direction “after years of impressive but arguably unsustainable growth”, which have led to high inflation, a wide trade deficit and a persistently weak currency. Others, however, are less impressed. Chan said recent measures, such as a large devaluation of the currency, an increase in inter-bank lending rates, a lower target for credit growth and reductions in spending, showed the government’s belated determination to tackle fundamental economic imbalances.
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