Weekly Report

The VN-Index ended losing streak as HSBC raised its forecast for Vietnam's GDP growth by 0.3 ppts to 6.9%

Vietnam's stock market crashed in line with the world stock markets in response to increased recession risk

Vietnam's stock market dropped in line with the world stock market's movements on rising recession fears

The VN-Index dropped at the end of the session on late selling pressure

The stock market edged up after IHS Markit reported Vietnam's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) to reach 54 in June, showing the improvement of the manufacturing industry

Vietnam's stock market fell on intensified inflation pressures in the second half of the year, according to the representative of the General Statistics Office

The stock market inched down in line with the decline of global stock markets after The Conference Board forecasted US CPI to approach 8% in June, the highest since August 1987

Vietnam's stock market advanced as the Deputy Prime Minister stated that GDP growth would reach 6.38% in 1H2022 and 6.5-6.7% for 2022

Domestic and world stock markets rallied after the IMF expressed that the US economy would not tip into a recession and that the US government should remove tariff barriers for a number of commodities to bring down prices

Vietnam's stock market went down amid rising fears about interest rate rises after the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) withdrew nearly VND50,000 billion through treasury bills over the last three trading sessions