Could Vietnam's difficulties be a harbinger of trouble elsewhere in Asia? The optimists say no, arguing that inflation could peak later this year, the government's measures could restore lending and imports to sensible levels and a moderate devaluation could relieve the pressure on the dong. Moreover, Vietnam's current-account deficit—13% of GDP, according to the IMF—is one of the widest in Asia. Its currency problems are in a category of their own.
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