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Vietnam's 2026 growth target faces challenges from global uncertainty, while Japan raised rates to 0.75% amid inflation and a weak yen.
Vietnam’s central bank faces hurdles in meeting its 2026 growth target of over 10% due to global economic uncertainty, shifting U.S. monetary policy, and rising trade barriers, though it remains on track for over 8% growth in 2025.
The Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 0.75%, its highest in 30 years, citing persistent inflation and a weak yen, with officials signaling potential further hikes despite negative real interest rates.
Markets reacted to expectations of future U.S. rate cuts, boosting Asian stocks and weakening the dollar, while gold and other commodities saw gains amid safe-haven demand and shifting global monetary policies.
El objetivo de crecimiento de Vietnam para 2026 enfrenta desafíos por la incertidumbre global, mientras que Japón elevó las tasas al 0,75% en medio de la inflación y un yen débil.