Weekly Report

Stocks moved into a sideways drift before closing up on news Ho Chi Minh City allowed catering services to reopen early next week given no new cases during the last 14 days

Stocks rallied in line with global stock upward movements after the Chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell reassured market concerns about interest rates and inflation

VNIndex, together with other Asian stock indices fell from worries about inflation and rising interest rates

Stocks drifted sideways and closed up slightly given no new COVID-19 cases in major cities, and expectations about the US aid package worth USD1,900 billion

Stocks inched up on Fitch Ratings' forecast about the 7.5% growth of Vietnam GDP in 2021 despite a new outbreak of the Coronavirus

Stocks moved in a sideways drift and declined at the end of the session after the Minister of Health showed concerns that the pandemic might not end in the first half of the year

The VNIndex rallied again after the Ministry of Health disclosed the first batch of COVID-19 vaccine containing five million doses would arrive by the end of February

Stocks surged in the first trading session of the Lunar new year, underpinned by Nikkei Asia's latest forecast that Vietnam's economy should continue to lead the growth in Southeast Asia this year

Stocks gained in the last trading session of the lunar new year, underpinned by the good news COVID-19 vaccine made in Vietnam created a good immune response and was safe and effective with some new variants of SARS-CoV-2

Stocks turned bearish after the news about 24 new Coronavirus infections in Ho Chi Minh City