Vietnam currency dong drops to record low amid outflows, boosting prospect of intervention


HANOI, Sept 17 (Bloomberg): Vietnam’s currency fell to a record low, prompting speculation the central bank will intervene to curb the decline.

The dong on Friday weakened beyond its previous all-time low set in 2020 as foreign funds sold the nation’s stocks.

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