VN-Index may continue to retreat
The VN-Index slid from 1,153 to 1,136 points this morning. This pattern might persist.
The VN-Index slid from 1,153 to 1,136 points this morning. This pattern might persist.
The USD/VND has risen over the past time. Until mid-September 2023, the VND is currently depreciating 2.5% YTD against the USD.
According to Mr. Tran Duc Anh, Director of Macroeconomics and Market Strategy at KB Vietnam Securities Company, credit growth this year is expected to be around 10%...
The country’s stock market was under selling pressure in the last trading sessions, following less positive developments in the global stock markets, as well as exchange...
Multiple open-end funds have reported significant profits since the beginning of 2023, although last year many suffered losses or low profits due to market declines.
The market is forecast to witness slower gaining momentum in the near future and explore supply and demand in the area of 1,220 - 1,237 points, before forming a more...
The decreasing savings interest rate has been considered the main factor attracting investors to pour more money into the stock market.
The Vietnamese markets ended the week on a positive note, thanks to the injection of cash flow during the trading session, supporting indices.
There has been a substantial quantity of cheap money, but it has not flowed considerably into the stock market, according to Mr. Dang Tran Phuc, Chairman of the Board of...
Foreign investors continued to run away from the southern market.
Selling pressure overweighed strong cash flows, while a large amount of foreign capital was withdrew from the southern bourse.
After a tumultuous week that followed the sharp dip on August 18, where the VN-Index plummeted over 55 points, the stock market exhibited signs of recuperation.
The question now is whether the landing for the US economy remains smooth, or whether it’s one of those landings where the plane bounces up again and veers off the...
The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) investing in Vietnamese stocks recorded a net withdrawal of nearly 4.5 trillion VND (187 million USD) in August, the strongest monthly...
The stock market reflected the majority of the threats to the Vietnamese economy in August. However, Pham Hoang Quang Kiet, a FIDT specialist, feels that numerous global...
The market is likely to extend gains after holiday, but the rising supply is likely to put great pressure on market when the VN-Index approaches the resistance area of...
In the span of six years since its inception, the derivatives market has undergone a remarkable evolution, emerging as a pivotal force not only in attracting a growing...
Lower interest rate environment and policies to remove difficulties and boost the economy will be drivers for the stock market in the last months of the year.
It seems that there are other factors that usurp interest rates and start to dominate currency trends.
Despite mixed results in the first half of the year, investors still see an appealing prospects of technology stocks in the long-term.
Although Việt Nam faces huge macroeconomic instability this year, analysts believe that the stock channel still performs its attractiveness.
Shares ended the turbulent week lower as investors remained caution, while strong net sold from foreign investors also weighed on sentiment.