Vietnam Revises Public Debt Strategy Through 2030 Amid Growth Push
The Vietnamese government has revised its public debt strategy through 2030, maintaining the ceiling for public debt at no more than 60% of GDP. This move signals an effort to balance economic growth with fiscal discipline, with attention now on its funding mobilization methods.
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