Securities firms urge calm as VN-Index plunges

VinaCapital and Dragon Capital, two of the biggest trading firms in Vietnam, have urged other investors to stay calm and not react to rumours, after the VN-Index lost 40 points or 3.34 percent of its value on Monday, VN Expres is reporting.

For context: Rumours spread Friday that several members of the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchanage (HOSE) executive board had resigned. This was swiftly rebutted Friday afternoon by the HOSE. 

On a side note: Though not mentioned in either of the aforementioned articles, on Friday it was also announced that the State Bank of Vietnam had issued US$411 million in treasury bills. Theoretically, reducing the money supply could put upward pressure on interest rates which would also adversely impact stocks.

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