Weekly Report

Local and world stock markets rose after the US Congressional Budget Committee forecast US inflation to reach 4.7% in 2022 and decrease to 2.7% in 2023, while minutes from the Fed's most recent meeting showed determination to curb inflation

The VN-Index made robust gains today, following the rebound of the global stock market as the IMF worded that the global economy might not fall into a recession

The VN-Index shot up in line with the world stock market after US President Joe Biden rejected the possibility of the US economy falling into a recession and affirmed that the US would continue to work with the Middle Eastern nations to increase oil supply and drag down prices

The VN-Index starts a new week on a negative note after the representative of the Economic Commission voiced that the stock market, corporate bonds, and real estate are risky, unsustainable, and unstable

The local stock market fell after the World Bank expressed Vietnam's exports would be affected if the economic growth of the three major trading partners, the US, the European Union, and China, slowed down

The VN-Index closed higher on decreased selling pressure combined with the expectation of a higher chance for the market classification after the State Securities Commission of Vietnam & the NYSE signed a cooperation agreement on market reclassification

The VN-Index continued its upward trend after Global Ratings unveiled Vietnam's emergence as a supplier of consumer electronics amid the complicated development of the COVID-19 pandemic in China

Vietnamese and Asia stock markets rallied after Shanghai declared to remove lockdowns and return to normal from June 1 thanks to better control of the pandemic

Vietnam stock market dropped on late selling pressure given the tremendous amount of macro uncertainty

The stock market continued to struggle after the IMF forecast Vietnam's economy might slow down in the context of intensified inflation pressures until the end of this year