Vietnam foreign indirect investment at $1 billion

Foreign indirect investment into Vietnam’s stock market and through purchases of stakes in Vietnamese companies in the January to September period totaled $1 billion, according to a statement on the central bank’s website dated on October 04.

Foreign indirect investment into Vietnam in the same period last year was $940 million, according to the statement. That figure does not include the government’s $1 billion overseas bond sale in 2010, the statement said.

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