Vietnam's inflation peaked at 81.8% in 1991 during its economic transition under the Đổi Mới reforms. Stabilization efforts brought inflation to single digits by 1996. However, the global financial crisis and energy price surges caused spikes, including 23.3% in 2008 and 18.7% in 2011.
Inflation has since remained below 4%, with forecasts projecting stability at 3.4% from 2026, reflecting Vietnam’s robust economic policies and global trade integration.
Inflation has since remained below 4%, with forecasts projecting stability at 3.4% from 2026, reflecting Vietnam’s robust economic policies and global trade integration.
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