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Singapore, December 15, 2010 -- Moody's Investors Service has today lowered the government of Vietnam's bond rating to B1 from Ba3 and maintained a negative outlook.

RATINGS RATIONALE

The main reasons for the decision are:

1. The heightened risk of a balance of payments crisis, arising from a widening trade deficit, capital flight, the reduced level of foreign exchange reserves, and depreciation pressure on the VN dong exchange rate;

2. The rise of inflation into double-digit territory, which will further increase pressure on the exchange rate and which results in capital flight in the external balance of payments;

3. Policies working at cross purposes have contributed to the rise in contingent liabilities on the government's balance sheet in the public enterprise and banking systems; and

4. Debt distress at the government-owned shipbuilder, Vinashin, which suggests a reduced ability or capacity on the part of the government to provide financial support to that, and perhaps other, large, state-owned enterprises.

The action lowers the government's foreign and local currency bond ratings to B1 from Ba3, Vietnam's foreign currency country bond ceiling to B1 from Ba2 and the foreign currency bank deposit ceiling to B2 from B1; all of which have negative outlooks. The local currency bond and deposit ceilings were lowered to Ba2 from Ba1. The short-term ratings and ceilings remain at Not Prime (NP).

[FONT=&quot]The ceilings act as a cap on ratings that can be assigned to the domestic or foreign currency obligations of other entities domiciled in the country[/FONT]