Vietnam’s central bank warns of high inflation risk in 2022

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State Bank of Vietnam governor Nguyen Thi Hong
Nguyen Thi Hong

Vietnam will be able to cap inflation below the target of 4% this year, but the country will face greater pressure from inflationary risks in 2022, according to Nguyen Thi Hong, governor of the State Bank of Vietnam.

The country faces a high risk of import-driven inflation because of its trade-reliance, Hong told the National Assembly, Vietnam’s top lawmaking body, on November 12, according to an official statement.

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