In 2026, Viet Nam’s stock market is witnessing a rare “pivot point,” as multiple macroeconomic, policy, and capital-flow dynamics converge.
Volatility may continue in the next sessions as cash flow shifts between sectors in the Vietnamese stock market.
Cash flow could continue to be diversified, focusing only on large-cap stocks and a few other stocks with unique stories.
Vietnam’s stock market is entering a period of declining liquidity, yet the VN30 blue-chip group continues to provide enough momentum to support the major indexes.
The Vietnam stock market is currently moving sideways following a period of rapid expansion. The VN-Index fell below 1,600 points.
The widespread adjustment in the Vietnam stock market shows short-term profit taking pressure, but at the same time, cash flow will tend to be more cautious in the...
The VN-Index remains in a short-term recovery trend, heading toward the next resistance zone in the 1,370–1,380 range.
Experts advise investors to be optimistic, balance cash-equity allocation, and use margin leverage when needed as the market closes out the year and enters 2025.
According to experts, from now until the end of the year, cash flow is expected to focus on stocks of two sectors: banking and real estate.
Investment channels in Vietnam have a lot of potential, but financial and banking expert Dr. Nguyen Tri Hieu, Director of the Institute for Research and Development of...
This is the opinion of Dr. Nguyen Van Dinh, Vice President of Vietnam Real Estate Association in an interview with reporters about the difficulties in capital sources in...
Despite positive business growth in the first half of this year, Đạt Phương Group JSC (HoSE: DPG) has experienced negative cash flow.
Real estate businesses are facing difficulties as cash flow in the real estate sector remains restricted in the first and second quarters of 2024.
Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV)'s shares draws significant investment due to improving business outcomes and airport operations.
In early 2024, positive signs of the economy have returned. Exports grow; orders gradually come to the business community. However, businesses are still facing many...
Mr. Huynh Hoang Phuong, Director of Research & Investment Analysis at FIDT, noted that in March, individual investors would continue to use their strength to push the...
Banks are set to continue their practice of paying stock dividends this year in order to bolster their capital and attract cash flow, driven by positive prospects.
Experts believe that investor sentiment will improve this week, leading to the return of cash flows.
Improved cash flow and positive sentiment drive market trend this week, as cooling domestic exchange rate boosts investor confidence.
According to Associate Professor Dr. Dinh Trong Thinh, interest rates are now progressively lowering, and banks could consider cutting the adjustment period of...
Interest rates on both the interbank and transaction markets among banks, people and businesses continued to decrease.
In face of the economic crisis, finding cash flow to survive is of top priority for businesses. This has also led to the increasing tendency of M&A (mergers and...
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