(Bloomberg) -- Vietnam's recent increase in bank
reserves will be the last for now as the government assesses the
effect on inflation, said the policy maker in charge of banking.
Any perceived reluctance to quell the fastest inflation in
17 months is likely to deter overseas investors from buying
Vietnam's stocks and bonds. The threat of inflation ``calls for
action'' by the central bank to reduce the amount of money in the
banking system, HSBC Holdings Plc said in research last week.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
reserves will be the last for now as the government assesses the
effect on inflation, said the policy maker in charge of banking.
Any perceived reluctance to quell the fastest inflation in
17 months is likely to deter overseas investors from buying
Vietnam's stocks and bonds. The threat of inflation ``calls for
action'' by the central bank to reduce the amount of money in the
banking system, HSBC Holdings Plc said in research last week.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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