Vietnam's Reference Exchange Rate Fluctuates Amid Economic Growth Ambitions
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Vietnam's Reference Exchange Rate Fluctuates Amid Economic Growth Ambitions

Vietnam's central bank raised its daily reference exchange rate by 4 VND to 25,639 VND/USD on October 20. This move occurs amidst Vietnam's economic growth strategies and deepening engagement in international financial markets, drawing attention to its impact on foreign investment attraction and export promotion.

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