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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Email Print Reprints Full Focus Editor's choice A selection of our best photos from the past 24 hours. Full Article Follow Reuters Third of Vietnam Politburo steps down in reshuffle Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook By John Ruwitch HANOI (Reuters) - A third of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party's 15-man Politburo stepped down at a five-yearly congress on Tuesday, part of a reshuffle that could bring new, younger faces into Vietnam's aging leadership. Prime... Related News Vietnam c.bank deputy gov enters top party committee 12:14am EST As Vietnam booms, Communist Party struggles to keep up Mon, Jan 17 2011 Analyst view: Japan PM set to reshuffle cabinet Fri, Jan 14 2011 Special Report: Vietnam capitalist roaders follow China's trail Thu, Jan 13 2011 UPDATE 1-China c.bank adviser sees Q1 interest rate rise Wed, Jan 12 2011 Analysis & Opinion Vietnam’s Capitalist Roaders Related Topics World » Politburo senior member Truong Tan Sang wipes his face as he chats with Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung (L) next to Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung (R) at a meeting at the 11th National Congress of the Communist Party in Hanoi January 18, 2011. Vietnam's ruling Communist Party will reshuffle its leaders on Tuesday at a secretive conclave to set the policy tone in one of the world's fastest-growing frontier markets. Credit: Reuters/Kham By John Ruwitch HANOI | Tue Jan 18, 2011 2:11am EST HANOI (Reuters) - A third of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party's 15-man Politburo stepped down at a five-yearly congress on Tuesday, part of a reshuffle that could bring new, younger faces into Vietnam's aging leadership. Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung was re-elected, as expected, to the policy-making Central Committee, made up of the party's top 175 officials. But it was unclear whether he would end up with more power when full results from the closed-door gathering are due to be announced on Wednesday, including the composition of an expanded 17-member Politburo and the General Secretary. The party is under pressure to shift focus from rapid growth to stability after a period of volatile inflation, currency depreciation and declining foreign exchange reserves. Party heavyweight Truong Tan Sang and deputy prime minister Nguyen Sinh Hung - rivals of Dung - were also elected to the Central Committee. They are likely to move into top jobs, Sang in the presidency and Hung becoming speaker of parliament. A deputy central bank governor who banking sources say is likely to take over as governor was also promoted. But changes to the elite Politburo are unlikely to bring imminent or bold policy changes, although policymakers say they see the need for more stability. Dung is a known quantity among investors. But Jacob Ramsay, who follows Vietnam for the consultancy Control Risks, said there was an urgent need to adjust economic policies. "A continuation of current policies could lead Vietnam's economy to a brick wall at some point," he said. Among those elected to the Central Committee was deputy central bank governor Nguyen Van Binh, putting him in line to take over as governor. A source close to the central bank said Binh was likely to start as governor later this year when a new National Assembly, or parliament, convenes after elections scheduled for May. 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