Vietnam holds investor roadshow in US to strengthen global financial engagement
From September 21 25 Vietnam s Ministry of Finance in coordination with the State Bank of Vietnam is conducting a roadshow in the United States arranged by J P Morgan to provide the global financial community with updates on its economic policy
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) delegation held a roadshow in the United States to foster global financial engagement and strengthen Vietnam's position in the international market. The delegation met with financial institutions and investors to discuss Vietnam's macroeconomic outlook and the government's strategies to diversify capital mobilization channels.
During the roadshow, the MoF delegation and Moody's Sovereign Risk Group engaged in discussions about Vietnam's credit rating and its progress towards an investment-grade rating. In May, Moody's upgraded Vietnam's credit rating from "Stable" to "Positive," highlighting the country's long-term growth prospects, dynamic trade performance, and capacity to attract foreign investment.
Vietnam's ongoing efforts to improve transparency and strengthen information sharing were also acknowledged by international investors. The roadshow provided an important basis for the MoF to monitor developments in international capital markets and explore options for securing cost-efficient funding for the government.
The delegation met with senior executives from J.P. Morgan in the US to explore potential strategic cooperation opportunities. Vietnam's efforts to boost economic interests and strengthen its financial standing have been a guiding principle for the MoF's engagement with the international financial community. The country's elevation to FTSE Russell's Secondary Emerging Market status reflects its economic progress and the growing maturity of its capital market.
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