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Vo Van Kiet Boulevard, an ODA-funded project in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam's government exceeds spending limit again

Some legislators are not happy with the lack of fiscal discipline, asking the government to justify its overspending

An employee counts U.S. dollar bank-notes near Vietnamese dong bank-notes at a bank in Hanoi. Photo: Reuters

Vietnam puts global bond sale plan on hold as yields increase

Vietnam sold $1 billion of 10-year dollar debt in November 2014.

Vietnam government urged to tighten belt amid falling revenues

Vietnam government urged to tighten belt amid falling revenues

Legislators call for downsizing government and cutting its expenses

An employee at a local bank branch in Hanoi. Photo: Ngoc Thang

Vietnam's government to borrow over $132 billion by 2020: report

Half of the borrowings will be used for debt servicing as budget is set to stay in deficit

A general view of the Vietnam National Assembly (Parliament) is seen during the opening ceremony of its 2015 spring session in Hanoi May 20, 2015. Photo: Reuters

Vietnam gov't confirms overspending, breaching legislators' limit

"This showed that the government failed to follow financial discipline seriously"  

Laborers arrange steel structures at the site of a future office building in Hanoi. Photo credit: Reuters

Vietnam’s rising debt a serious concern, economists warn

After Vietnam’s public debt hit US$70 billion in late 2013, economists began to express concerns about the country's financial...

A sign with a logo of Gazprombank for Visa, MasterCard and Union Card is seen on the door of a shop in St. Petersburg, September 16, 2014. Photo credit: Reuters

Russia approves tough budget as sanctions restrict growth

  The Russian government on Thursday approved the country's toughest budget since the global financial crisis to keep a tight control...

Gov’t wastes money on apparatus instead of investing in country

Gov’t wastes money on apparatus instead of investing in country

Experts are concerned about state budget overspending this year as expenditures on the government apparatus have overwhelmed development investments.
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