As the US Presidential Election draws closer, investors have grown concerned by the potential implications of what a Republican or Democratic win could entail. While most national elections are not global events, the US Presidential Election is one exception as it will strongly affect the trade, financial market and foreign policy. Especially, when President Donald Trump has just been tested positive for Covid 19, bringing the election into potential chaos. Also, Vietnam has been declared on October 2, 2020 by the U.S Treasury being one of the "Currency Manipulating Countries". We all are experiencing un-precedented events unfolded at this time.

Join EuroCham at our special Business Luncheon this October to gain an insight on:

• Overview of the US Presidential Election 2020. What should we expect in the upcoming time on the tactic of economic monitoring under a Donald Trump reelection or if Joe Biden wins Whitehouse?
• In light of the upcoming election, how the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will react with the US dollar interest rate? How do you foresee the event's impact on the Vietnamese economy?
• The result of the election may lead to geopolitical issues that could affect trade relations. What actions should European and Vietnamese investors take leading up to the election?
• Is the US accusations of Vietnam being "A Currency Manipulator" unfounded or justified? What can we expect from the US-VN trade relations going forward?