Government needs to boost macro-economic stability

This was discussed at a meeting of the National Financial and Monetary Policy Advisory Council on July 2, under the chair of Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue.

The council's members pointed out that major sectors, like agriculture, industry, and services had slower growth rates than in 2018.

Exports went down and public-private partnerships and private-invested projects had to cope with several obstacles.

They suggested the Government continue to closely follow trade and investment developments around the world to stabilize the macro-economy / while reinforcing the internal elements so they can deal with external impacts. This will help facilitate trade and control trade fraud.