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Vietnam’s economy is on the way to recovery after the 4th wave of Covid-19 pandemic emerged at the end of 2021. Policymakers made clear that they intend to stick with the new strategy of living together with the virus thanks to the success of the country's mass vaccination program. This has resulted in higher confidence among consumers and more robust economic activities in the domestic market. However, together with the economic recovery, inflation and financial risks may also be increasing. The Vietnamese government has set an inflation controlling target for 2022 at 4% although certain factors such as the increasing geopolitical risks and skyrocketing prices of key global commodities are causing difficulties for this goal.Grab the chance of this working lunch with our guest speakers to gain more insights on:
⭐ Vietnam economic prospects and inflation status through the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the first 4 months of 2022
⭐ Internal and external pressures on the inflation rate in Vietnam
⭐ Risks from imported inflation (e.g., increased price of imported oil and petrol, steel and iron, coal, etc. may affect production cost, increased price of imported animal feed and materials for animal feed production can cause a change to food price)
⭐ Government policies to control inflation
Our speakers:
? Mr. Andrew Jeffries | Country Director | Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Vietnam
? Mr. Tim Leelahaphan | Economist | Standard Chartered Bank
Event details:
? Time: 11.30 - 12.00: Registration, 12.00 - 13.30: Presentations, Lunch, followed by Panel Discussion and Q&A
? Venue: Sofitel Metropole, 56 Ly Thai To, Hanoi
? Fee: VND 1.100.000 for members | VND 1.400.000 for non-members
✒ Registration in advance is required: by emailing Linh at [email protected] or calling 3 715 2228
‼️ Cancellation should be made 48 hours prior to the event, otherwise the fee will be non-refundable
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, 15 Ngo Quyen Street Hoan Kiem District,Hanoi, Vietnam