Vietnam continues to meet US Treasury criteria for not being labelled a currency manipulator


Vietnam has met all three criteria on trade and current account surpluses and foreign exchange market interventions, according to the US Treasury. — VNA/VNS

HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Vietnam continues to meet the US Treasury's criteria for not being labelled a currency manipulator, according to the US Treasury.

In its latest report on forex and macro-economic policies of big trade partners of the US, the Treasury found that no major trading partners during the year through June 2021 sought to manipulate their currencies for a trade advantage or for preventing effective balance of payment adjustments.

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