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                                                                12  ECONOMY - POLICY
                                                                ECONOMY BECOMING MORE

                                                                ACTIVE, CPI RISING AGAIN


                                                                The consumer price index (CPI) in November increased
                                                                0.32 per cent compared to October, 2 per cent compared to
                                                                December 2020, and 2.1 per cent compared to November
                                                                last year, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).
                                                                The main reasons for the November increase were rising do-
                                                                mestic petrol and oil and gas prices, in line with global rises,
                                                                and the gradual movement of localities to the “new normal”,
                                                                which put pressure on the prices of goods and services.

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           INDUSTRIAL GROWTH FACES

           ONGOING CHALLENGES


           The index of industrial production (IIP) increased 3.6 per
           cent year-on-year in the first eleven months, according to
           the General Statistics Office (GSO). Supportive policies
           from the government have had a positive effect in easing
           difficulties and obstacles facing enterprises, but the un-
           predictable nature of the Covid-19 pandemic is threaten-  24
           ing production supply chains and labor supply. To          BANKING - FINANCE
           maintain growth momentum as the year comes to an end,
           further interventions are urgently needed to exert contin-  EFFORTS MADE TO PREVENT
           ued control over the pandemic.
                                                                  BANKS FROM POURING MONEY
                                                                  INTO CORPORATE BONDS

            10  ECONOMY - POLICY                                  In the first ten months of this year, the real es-
                                                                  tate group led in corporate bond issuance
           NEW RECORDS TARGETED                                   value, with VND163.9 trillion ($7.2 billion),
                                                                  accounting for 37.4 per cent of the total is-
           FOR IMPORTS AND EXPORTS                                sued, according to the Vietnam Bond Market
                                                                  Association (VBMA). The State Bank of Viet-
                                                                  nam (SBV) recently issued Circular No.
           Vietnam’s total import and export turnover reached     16/2021/TT-NHNN and Circular No.
           $599.12 billion in the first eleven months of 2021. Notably,  15/2018/TT-NHNN stipulating the purchase
           trade is once again in surplus, to the tune of $225 million.  of corporate bonds by credit institutions and
           If this solid performance can be maintained in December,  foreign bank branches. Analysts have said
           turnover for the year as a whole will hit record levels, far  that the central bank is trying to limit banks
           exceeding $600 billion and making a substantial contribu-  from pouring money into bonds.
           tion to overall economic targets.














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