Weekly Report

Stocks rallied after the Prime Minister emphasized that Vietnam Government would not let a economic crisis or a health crisis happen

The VNIndex closed up along with the world stock markets after data showed a stable economic recovery in the US.

Local stocks fell, joining the Asian stock markets' downtrend amid concerns about China's tightening control of technology, food, pharmaceuticals and education

Stocks turned down at the end of the session due to strong profit-taking pressure

Stocks posted gains after the Government issued Resolution 86, setting the target to control the pandemic in Ho Chi Minh City by September 15 and in Binh Duong, Long An, and Dong Nai by September 1

Stocks rallied on hopes that the Nanocovax vaccine would soon be licensed

Stocks fell as many provinces and cities including Hanoi announced to extend the social distancing protocols for the next 14 days given many untraceable infections

Stocks advanced on the news that the Government agreed with most of tax exemption and reduction solutions to support businesses and people affected by the COVID-19 as proposed by the Ministry of Finance

Stocks rallied on news that Vietnam could receive about USD1.56 billion from the USD650 billion financial support package provided by the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Stocks posted sharp gains on the news that the Department of Tax Policy considered to cut 30% of corporate income tax and 50% of tax payable from production and business activities in 3Q and 4Q to support Coronavirus-exposed businesses