Listing plans of most companies are being slowed down in the context of unfavourable market movements and poor business performances, some even withdrawing their listing...
Net inflows of foreign capital also helped lift the market.
The market benchmark VN-Index logged its second consecutive daily loss.
Both national stock exchanges closed in positive territory on Thursday, but the growth was insignificant and liquidity continued to decline, indicating an unstable trend.
The sudden reduction in operating interest rates by the State Bank of Vietnam caused a sharp drop of 9.83 points in the VN index between 3 April and 12 April.
Expected negative business results in the first quarter are likely to weigh on sentiment in the short term
Customs News interviewed Mr. Vu Chi Dung, Director of the International Cooperation Department, State Securities Commission (SSC), on the issue of upgrading the stock...
At a time when foreign capital inflow had begun to show signs of slowing, domestic capital inflow has returned once again.
The Vietnamese stock market ended the week on a negative note due to a sudden surge in selling pressure, particularly in the real estate sector.
Mr. Phan Le Thanh Long, financial expert, stated that the stock market's high liquidity is mostly technical in nature and represents speculative psychology. The...
As of the start of 2023, domestic coffee prices have risen by approximately 20 per cent since the end of 2002, reaching VNĐ48,000 per kg (equivalent to US$2.05 per kg)...
The VN-Index may exceed 1,100 points, but this will signal the conclusion of the current upswing, therefore investors should restrict retreat trading.
SSC continues to step up inspection and strictly handle violations while coordinating with international organisations to upgrade the stock market soon to attract...
In March 2023, the VN-INDEX climbed 2.7% month to date and 4.5% year to date. What will happen in April?
During the last three weeks, capital inflow from foreign investors lent strong support to the stock market.
The State Bank of Vietnam is sending a message of loosening monetary policies to support businesses and the economy.
Shares struggled to maintain the uptrend as many shares turned dark in the afternoon session, showing faltering investors’ psychology amid mixed economic data.
Investors are likely to have few opportunities to disburse when the market is entering a sideways state with low liquidity, said brokerages.
Shares gained for a fourth straight session on Friday thanks to the sharp rise of large-caps in the securities and real estate group, supporting the overall market.
The Silicon Valley Bank collapse by itself will end up being neutral for Vietnam's stock market and economy, Michael Kokalari, chief economist at investment fund...
The VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) ended the day at 1,052.8 points, a slight decline of 0.2 points or 0.02 per cent.
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