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The Stock Market category covers market trends, stock indices, corporate earnings, and investor sentiment. It explores regulatory changes, foreign investment, macroeconomic influences, and capital market developments, providing insights into equities, bonds, and overall financial market performance.
Stock market: VNIndex edges up 0.15 percent amid mixed sector performance
The VNIndex closed at 1,241.95 today, gaining 1.90 points or 0.15 percent with a total trading value of VND 17.85 trillion, or US$686.54 million, according to a release from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange. The VN30 index conversely dipped slightly by 0.06 percent, while VNSmallCap gained 0.07 percent and VNMidCap fell 0.19 percent.
Securities: Vietnam’s long delayed KRX trading system finally goes live
Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) has officially launched its new KRX trading system, ten years after it was first conceived, VietnamNet has reported. It’s hoped the new system will improve liquidity, trading efficiency, and pave the way for a market status upgrade.
Markets: Vietnam stocks among worst global performers in April amid tariff shock
Vietnam’s VN-Index dropped 6.2 percent in April, falling from 1,306 to 1,226 points, according to IndexQ, marking the steepest monthly decline in a year, VN Express has reported. This placed Vietnam second on the list of the world’s worst-performing stock markets, behind only Argentina, which saw a 10.8 percent drop.
Aviation: VietJet Vietnam stock market disclosure skims over latest court ruling, puts focus on appeal
In a release to the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, Vietnamese budget airline, VietJet, has acknowledged a ruling last week in the UK courts. It has not, however, detailed what happened or how it might respond but rather has suggested an appeal in the originating case will be won, negating last week’s ruling. That ruling was that the airline is liable for just over US$180 million in missed lease payments.
Vietnam stock market jumps as foreign investors net-sell US$185 million
Vietnam’s benchmark indices saw modest gains on April 16, supported by strong liquidity across the board. Foreign investors, however, were heavy net sellers, offloading over VND 4.6 trillion (US$185 million) in shares. The bulk of the sell-off by foreign investors was in Vingroup (VIC), it’s not immediately clear why.
Stock market: VNIndex down 1.42 percent as foreign investors sell US$11 million in shares
Vietnam’s stock market fell sharply on April 16, with all major indices closing lower and foreign investors turning net sellers. The VNIndex shed 1.42 percent to close at 1,210.30, according to data from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange.
Stock market: Vietnam’s VN-Index surges 4.6 percent, trading tops US$1.5 billion
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index jumped 4.63 percent to close at 1,222.46 points, marking a strong recovery across the board. Trading value on the VN-Index reached VND 38.16 trillion, or approximately US$1.53 billion, according to data from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange.
Vietnam to remain on emerging market upgrade watch list: FTSE Russell March update
FTSE Russell has retained Vietnam on its Watch List for possible reclassification from Frontier to Secondary Emerging market status, citing ongoing progress but noting that key market access criteria are still unmet, according to the FTSE Equity Country Classification March 2025 Interim Announcement.
VN-Index rises 3.2 percent in Q1 2025, but trading volume lags 2024 average
Vietnam’s stock market ended the first quarter of 2025 with modest index gains and a recovery in March trading value, though average Q1 volumes remained below 2024 levels, according to data from the General Statistics Office.
Vietnam’s VN-Index down 19.17 points, foreign traders net sell US$107 million in stocks Friday
The Vietnam Stock Market Tracker provides a daily update of the latest developments in the stock market in Vietnam. This includes all of Vietnam’s most important indexes as well as the buying and selling activity of foreign traders, and the biggest gainers and losers for the day.
Changes to Vietnam’s key stock market index criteria set for change from March
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange has announced in a Facebook post that it will revamp the VN-30 Index. The changes are detailed in Decision 747/QD-SGDHCM and will take effect from March…
Vietnam stock market capitalisation in 2024 up 21.2 percent over 2023
The market capitalisation of Vietnam’s stock market reached nearly VND 7.2 trillion or about US$288 billion in 2024, a 21.2 percent rise compared to a year earlier. This increase brings market capitalisation to approximately 70.4 percent of Vietnam’s estimated GDP for 2023, according to a press release from the Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Vietnam revised securities regulations hit first hiccup
Vietnamese securities firm, Vietcap Securities, has notified the Securities Commission that the Netherlands’ Aegon Custody BV has failed to make payment on a trade completed on its behalf by Vietcap on December 17. Vietcap is currently footing the VND 4 billion bill.
Finnish ETF increases stake in key Vietnam Mercedes-Benz distributor
Finland’s PYN Elite fund has increased its holding in Vietnam’s Haxaco, a key Mercedes-Benz distributor. The fund now holds 6.8 percent of the company up from 4.8 percent.
October outcomes mixed for Vietnam’s stock exchanges
As of late October, 725 stocks and fund certificates were listed on Vietnam’s main exchanges, the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) and Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), while 885 stocks were registered on the Unlisted Public Companies (UPCoM) platform…
Pre-funding gone for some foreign stock traders in Vietnam, as new circular kicks-in
Tuoi Tre is covering the expectations of market watchers that this will give the market a welcome boost, Dau Tu Online on the other hand is suggesting that local securities firms with large cash buffers stand to benefit most, and VN Economy, conversely, has pointed out that after coming into effect there have still been large net cash outflows from the market from foreign investors.
South Korea’s SK Group no longer major stakeholder in Vietnam’s Masan
Of note, in 2018, SK group bought 109.9 million shares in Masan Group for VND 100,000 or US$4.29 per share for a total of just over US$470 million. When it announced that it would be divesting, shares in Masan, which trades under the ticker MSN, were trading at about VND 76,200 or US$2.99 valuing the company’s holding at about US$328.6 million…
PetroVietnam Power Corporation: Vietnam Stock Overview
POW is currently constructing two LNG power plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 megawatts. These are the first LNG power plants in Vietnam. This is in line with the country’s shift from coal to gas power, however, declining domestic natural gas production means that much of Vietnam’s LNG will need to be imported….
Vingroup: Vietnam Stock Overview
Notably, in the first half of 2024, Vingroup sold the majority of its equity capital of Vincom Retail, which owns and leases a range of commercial spaces around Vietnam. This led to leasing revenue declining by 46 percent…
SeABank: Vietnam Stock Overview
In contrast to these positive business results, SSB’s stock has fallen by around 20 percent since the start of the year. It’s not clear why this might be but pundits have noted that 42 million shares issued to staff on an employee share program in 2023 have now vested and it could be that these are being sold off…
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