Phá giá VNĐ!

Phá giá VNĐ!

Tuần trước Anh sáu phong nói chuyện với các doanh nghiệp singgapour là ko phá VND ...hehe.. Vịt ngan nói một đằng làm một nẻo!!
Thằng Goldman_Sachs có có nói về VNĐ các bác đọc nhé
We believe the rate hike by the SBV is a necessary move to help contain the
emerging overheating and inflationary risks in the economy. While we still hear
ministries continue to debate over whether the growth recovery is sustainable or not,
this gesture by the central bank confirms that policymakers in Vietnam are 1) vigilant
about such risks and 2) determined to keep policies close to the curve. In addition,
raising the VND interest rate also helps increase the attractiveness of the local
currency to help stabilize the exchange rate.
2. The currency devaluation is due to concerns on the weak external position and
low FX reserves. The trade deficits have increased to US$2.2 billion per month, a
level still lower than the peak level of above US$3 billion per month in 1Q2008, but
not by much. In addition, the significant decline in foreign direct investment this year
combined with short-term capital outflows has put Vietnam?Ts balance of payment
position under stress again, when its official FX reserves have been drawn down to
US$17?"19 billion.
3. Tightening the daily USD/VND trading band is seen as part of the efforts to slow
down the VND?Ts depreciation against the USD during intra-day trading. In our
view, the SBV attempts to prevent any further snowballing effect by conducting this
one-off adjustment in the central parity and narrowing the band. In addition, the
threat on SOEs to turn in their export receipts to the central bank also helps with