Vietnam PM Orders Monthly, Quarterly Growth Scenario Updates and Bottleneck Resolution
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has instructed ministries and localities to update monthly and quarterly growth scenarios and resolve bottlenecks to achieve high growth targets with limited time remaining in the year. He emphasized balancing macroeconomic stability and inflation control while promoting exports and accelerating public investment.
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