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Vietnam keeps effective communications on economic issues with US: spokeswoman

Vietnam will maintain close cooperation and regular and effective communications channels with the US, share information, increase understanding and tackle outstanding problems in bilateral ties, especially in economy and trade, to help bilateral economic ties meet both sides’ interests, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Pham Thu Hang told a regular press meeting on November 9.
Vietnam keeps effective communications on economic issues with US: spokeswoman ảnh 1The headquarters of the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hanoi (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam will maintain close cooperation and regular andeffective communications channels with the US, share information, increase understanding and tackle outstanding problems in bilateral ties, especially in economy and trade, to help bilateral economic ties meet bothsides’ interests, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Pham Thu Hang told aregular press meeting on November 9. 

She madethe remark when responding to a question about the US Department of theTreasury’s latest report on the macro-economic and foreign exchange policies ofmajor trading partners of the US.

The report, released on November 7, named six economies,including Vietnam, in the monitoring list of majortrading partners that merit close attention to their currencypractices and macro-economic policies.

The spokesperson noted that the report did not list Vietnam as a currencymanipulator and made positive assessments on the results of the country’smonetary policy and exchange rate governance./.
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