Weekly Report

The VNIndex dropped after HSBC said that the leather, footwear and textile industries pose a big challenge for Vietnam economy as the important production hub Southeastern region but has been hit hard by the COVID-19

Stocks climbed on news Binh Duong province, a pandemic epicenter, started to resume economic activities after a prolonged period of social distancing

Stocks rallied on hopes the regulations on limiting production and business activities in many localities would gradually be eased

Stocks fell in line with the global stocks amid concerns of the upcoming ECB meeting and the impacts of the Delta variant on the economy

Stock market fell after the Ministry of Planning and Investment assessed the sharp decline in global FDI inflows partly made 8M21 newly registered capital and capital contribution in Vietnam lower by 37% YoY and 43% YoY respectively

Vietnamese stocks closed up, similar to the performance of Asian stocks as the disappointing US job data in August raised the optimism that the Fed might delay changes in its bond-buying program

Stocks were firmer after the Economist commented that Vietnam would continue to improve its position in the global supply and production chain despite the spread of Delta variant

Vietnam stock market rallied, following the the world stock upward movements after the US bond yields fell

The VN-Index was firmer like other global indices amid optimistic sentiment supported by the new Fed would keep interest rates at 0%.

The VNIndex rallied on the news that the Nanocovax licensing is making big progress