According to many experts, Vietnam’s stock market in 2026 could see a “bull run” toward 2,400 points. However, the 2,000-point level for the VN-Index is considered more...
Some technical indicators indicated that the VN-Index still has the potential to increase.
Techical indicators have not yet shown clear signs of a peak. Therefore, the VN-Index may continue its upward trend.
This period is widely seen as a turning point for a new cycle driven by macro stability, policy reform, public investment, market upgrading and stronger listed...
The VN-Index's upward momentum may slow down and move sideways to test short-term momentum, especially as it is in the strong resistance zone of 1,790- 1,800 points.
The VN-Index may experience some fluctuations and accumulate more momentum before continuing its breakout.
Investors should monitor market strength in the coming sessions to seek opportunities after the VN-Index stabilizes.
Vietnam’s appeal goes beyond the upgrade, driven by major economic reforms that are lifting business and consumer confidence, as well as improving profit prospects over...
The VN-Index continued to follow the upward momentum and closed yesterday's session close to 1,720 points.
VN-Index is expected to head towards the nearest short-term old peak around 1,660 – 1,670 points in the coming sessions.
The return of net foreign inflows and renewed market optimism helped the VN-Index recover to 1,663 points after a broad-based selloff in the previous session.
If in 2024, the main taste of open-end funds is tech stocks, then in 2025, the fund portfolio will contain banking, construction materials, retail, and securities stocks.
VCBSs recommended investors to pick stocks with positive Q3 business results expectations.
Viet Nam’s benchmark VN-Index decreased by 0.74% to 1,652.71 points on October 2.
VN-Index continued to move around the 1,660 support zone, with liquidity somewhat decreasing compared to the same session, showing the market's tug-of-war.
Most analysts believe the overall trend will stay upward over the next two to six months.
Viet Nam’s benchmark VN-Index increased by 0.57% to 1,667.26 points on September 12.
On the special trading session of August 19, banking stocks once again buoyed the VN-Index, remaining the preferred picks of securities firms for the remainder of...
According to Hoang Huy, CFA at Maybank Investment Bank, Vietnam’s stock market is experiencing one of its strongest rallies in history, particularly since the beginning...
Investors still hold substantial cash reserves waiting to be deployed, which could sustain both liquidity and index growth in the near term.
With several effects, including the prospect of a market upgrade, Vietnam's stock market is projected to maintain its upward trend and reach new highs. However, in this...
With the VN-Index surpassing 1,570 and the VN30 breaking above 1,700, the once-distant 1,800 mark now seems within reach for many investors.
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