Vietnam Cuts Retail Power Prices by 2% to Stabilize Macroeconomy
Vietnam has decided to reduce retail electricity prices by 2% to VND2,159.9037 per kWh (excluding VAT). This move aims to stabilize the macroeconomy and ensure social security for people and businesses, reflecting efforts to curb inflation and support economic growth.
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