Weekly Report

Stocks posted gains in mixed trading after the State Bank of Vietnam signaled hiking credit growth caps on banks to boost the economy and the futures expiry sparked a surge in shares into the close

Stocks closed higher after the government proposed another round of economic stimulus packages to the National Assembly

Stocks gave back some gains in the afternoon on concerns the market may becoming overheated

Stocks gained and reversed last week’s slide led by steel, oil & gas and bank stocks as investors turned their attention to post-COVID-19 recovery

Stocks fell for the third day after the government downgraded its outlook for GDP growth amid weak overseas demand for exports

Vietnamese stocks joined the regional correction and fell modestly on cautious words from the Fed about US economic recovery

Stocks closed largely flat and capped off six sessions of consecutive gains on profit taking amid some renewed concerns that COVID-19 could worsen trade relations between the US and China

Stocks closed near the high of the day and rose for the sixth consecutive session on expectations that the State Bank of Vietnam will soon cut rates to boost the economy

[Market Commentary] Stocks rallied for the fifth consecutive day as the reopening proceeded without any new coronavirus cases [Futures/ETFs] Futures outpaced the VN30 cash index as locals turned to May contracts to trade the reopening of the economy [Market Movers] EIB, VPB

Stocks extended the rally to four sessions after foreigners turned to net buyers for the first time in twenty-six consecutive sessions