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Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union to the impact of FDI in Vietnam is also forecasting lower. By the end of 2015, EU FDI in Vietnam is about $ 25 billion or 8% of total FDI in force in Vietnam. This figure is relatively small compared to the leading countries in direct investment into Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Singapore.
FDI accounted for only 2% of the UK total FDI in Vietnam.
World Bank said though direct impact is assessed at a low level, increasing the risk of the global economic environment still requires Vietnam to focus on consolidating stability and macroeconomic balance in order to improve the resistance of the Vietnam economy before the adverse movements from the outside.
"Maintaining a flexible exchange rate, foreign exchange reserves gradually increased and continued fiscal consolidation in order to stabilize the public debt and creating the fiscal padding" is the advice of World Bank to Vietnam's economy in the coming period.
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