Vietnam central bank preparing restructuring plan for troubled lender SCB

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Vietnam central bank preparing restructuring plan for troubled lender SCB
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Vietnam central bank preparing restructuring plan for troubled lender SCB

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Philippines posts $2 billion balance of payment deficit in March

Malaysia says respects multilateralism, will continue to engage China, EU, U.S

ECB member warns of potential inflation due to US tariffs, German spending

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