Vietnam Could Sustain Growth After Aggressive Response To Virus
Motorcyclists with and without protective masks stand at a traffic signal in the old quarter in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Friday, May 29, 2020. Vietnam inflation cooled for a fourth consecutive month this year after the central bank reduced its policy rates to support an export-dependent economy. Photographer: Maika Elan/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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