Weekly Report

Vietnamese stocks posted modest losses in line with the regional downtrend amid increasing new COVID-19 cases in the US and escalating China-US tensions

Stocks closed lower after the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM), a government think tank, released low forecast of 2020 GDP growth ranging from 2.1% to 2.6%, based on COVID-19 developments and global macroeconomic health

Stocks turned down after the General Statistics Office showed there were 31 million people with incomes affected by COVID-19 pandemic

Banks lifted Vietnamese stocks further on the recent announcement of State Bank’s leaders that they would soon raise credit growth limit for most commercial banks

Vietnamese stocks posted modest gains as investors were reassured by international financial institutions' positive forecasts on Vietnam economic outlook

Stocks posted modest gains on banks' strong performance despite the increasing sell-off in the afternoon amid the regional downtrend

Vietnamese stocks joined global recoveries thanks to promising economic data from the US and China

Vietnam stock market increased today after the news that the number of investors opening new securities accounts continued to be high in June

Stocks posted modest losses in lackluster trading on concerns over slowing interest income at the banks after several large lenders announced cuts to loan and deposit rates

Stocks surged after June PMI registered above 50 and Fitch upgraded Vietnam’s GDP growth forecast for the year