It’s worth noting that a lot of Vietnamese firms are carrying a lot of debt and there is increasing pressure on the local currency that is only being kept at bay through issuing treasury bills and spending US dollar reserves which are being run down pretty quickly. The point being, that It wouldn’t take much for the State Bank to raise interest rates and if that were to happen it would likely do some pretty hefty damage to the VN-Index…

Vietnam’s VN-Index took a dive on Monday losing 4.7 percent wiping about US$10 billion from its market capitalization, according to Doanh Nhan Vietnam. As far as analysis goes, Tuoi Tre is carrying comments from Tran Hoang Son, the strategy director at VPBank Securities Market. He cites geopolitical tensions that have

Foreign traders pulled almost half a billion dollars from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange–the HoSE–in March. This adds to the US$110 million withdrawn in February after a net-gain in January of just over US$7 million. All-up, so far this year, foreign traders have net-withdrawn US$644.3 million from the

The VN-Index closed up Thursday gaining 16.34 points or 1.3 percent to finish the session at 1,276.42. Foreign traders continued to net-withdraw from the market with US$14.4 million worth of stocks net-sold. The most active stocks were in real estate and construction, securities, and banking. Foreign trader activity, last five

The VN-Index jumped 17.62 points or 1.42 percent Wednesday to finish the session at 1,260.08 points. Foreign traders, however, net-exited the market to the tune of US$12.6 million. Most traded stocks were in securities, banks, and construction. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell Change Date VND* US$

The VN-Index was down Tuesday, losing 1.10 points or .09 percent by close of trade to finish the day at 1,242.46 points. Foreign investors continued tio net-withdraw from the market. Collectively they net-pulled US$35 million from the local bourse. Most active stocks among foreign traders were real estate, banks, and

The VN-Index lost 20.22 points or 1.6 percent Monday to finish the first session of the trading week at 1,243.56. Of note, the daily report issued by the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, which contains key details on foreign trader activity in the markets, had not been released by

The VN-Index fell Friday, losing .48 points or .04 percent to finish the week at 1263.78. Foreign traders exited the market en masse net-shedding US$55.2 million worth of stocks. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell Change Date VND* US$ VND* US$ VND* US$ 11/3 2,107 $89,185,096 1,863

The VN-Index took a hit today, losing 6.25 points or .49 percent to close out the session at 1,264.26 points. Foreign traders continued a three-day streak of net-exiting the market, leaving the local bourse to the tune of almost US$36.9 million. Popular stocks today in terms of volume were securities,

The VN-Index closed up 25.51 points or 2.05 percent on Wednesday to finish the session at 1,270.51. Foreign traders exited the market, however, to the tune of US$18.8 million. Banks, securities, and steel had the most interest in terms of volume. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell

The VN-Index closed up 9.51 points or .77 percent to finish Tuesday at 1,245 points. At the same time,foreign investors net-withdrew US$7 million. The top traded stocks overall were securities, banks, and steel with foreign traders particularly active in Mobile World Group (MWG) and Military Bank (MBB). Foreign trader activity,

The VN-Index did not start the week on the right foot falling 11.86 points on Monday or .95 percent to finish the first day of the trading week at 1,235.49. Conversely, foreign investors started the week buying back into the market to the tune of US$9.9 million. Foreign trader activity,

The VN-Index finished the trading week down Friday, losing 11.21 points or 1.66 percent to close at 1,247.35. This was a significant drop and coincided with a sell-off by foreign traders of just over US$27 million. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell Change Date VND* US$ VND*

February was a fairly slow month on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange with five public holidays for the Lunar New Year. That is not to mention that February is already a shorter month than usual. That said, it was announced that the Vietnam Stock Exchange–the overarching body managing

The VN-Index has closed up 5.73 points or .45 percent to finish Thursday at 1,268.46. Foreign traders continued to net-sell stocks. They reduced their holdings by a collective US$6.16 million. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell Change Date VND* US$ VND* US$ VND* US$ 1/3 2,509 $101,620,020

The VN-Index fell Wednesday losing 7.25 points or .57 percent to finish the day at 1,262.73. Foreign traders overall exited the market, net-selling stocks worth just over US$6.64 million, Foreign trader activity, last five trading days Buy Sell Change Date VND* US$ VND* US$ VND* US$ 29/2 2,532 $102,593,095 2,919

Vietnam’s VN-Index closed up Tuesday, gaining points or .68 percent to finish the session at 1,269.98. Foreign traders, however, returned to net-selling after two days of net-buying. Foreign traders had net-sold stocks in excess of US$4.08 million by the time the markets closed. Foreign trader activity, last five trading days

The VN-Index closed up Monday, gaining 3.13 points or .25 percent to finish the session at 1,261.41 points. Foreign traders started the week net-buying back into the market to the tune of US$4.13 million. See also: Vietnam Stock Market Indexes: Quick Guide 2024 Foreign trader activity last five trading sessions

Vietnam’s main stock market index, the VN-Index finished the last trading session of the week up 5.55 points or 0.44 percent, clocking out Friday at 1,258.28. Foreign traders net-bought back into the market to the tune of US$8.07 million after shedding almost US$15.7 million worth of stocks Thursday.  Foreign trader