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By John Ruwitch
HANOI | Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:48pm IST

HANOI Oct 28 (Reuters) - Most economic policymakers in emerging Asia are fretting over how best to staunch surging investment inflows. But Vietnam's don't have to worry.
A wave of foreign cash that has pumped up stock markets and currencies across the region and sparked warnings about the dangers of hot money has bypassed Vietnam, a favourite of emerging market investors a few years ago.
Analysts say a mix of macroeconomic uncertainty, government policies that have checked liquidity, poor corporate governance and bad memories of recent problems have kept portfolio investors at arms length this past year.
Some say the tide will have to turn for Vietnam because valuations will soon be too attractive to ignore.
But the cons look set to keep it off the radar of all but the bravest investors for some time to come, limiting development of the capital markets and overall economy, and choking foreign flows that could help fund a structural trade deficit.
The benchmark Vietnam Index has shed 25 percent over the past 12 months, and the smaller Hanoi index shed a similar amount. By contrast Sri Lanka's main index has shot up 116 percent, Manila's is up 43 percent, Jakarta's has risen 41 percent and Bangkok's is up 35 percent.
Trading volumes are near record lows.
"You could think there's some virtue to not getting too much hot money because that money does come in fast and go very rapidly," said Deepak Mishra, lead economist in Vietnam for the World Bank, which sounded an alarm last week about the downside of all the capital sloshing around East Asia.
"But I think in this case Vietnam would like some more money. While other countries are saying, hey guys we have enough, Vietnam is saying, how about us?"

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