With all eyes on virus control, VN stocks set to swing

While corporate earnings reporting no longer has an impact on overall market sentiment, all eyes will be on new developments of the second wave of coronavirus in Việt Nam.

Top 10 most valuable brands worth US$8.1 billion The top 10 most valuable brands in Việt Nam 2020 worth US$8.1 billion, increasing by 17 per cent from last year and accounting for 30 per cent of the list’s total value, according to Forbes Việt Nam magazine.

Top 10 most valuable brands worth US$8.1 billion The top 10 most valuable brands in Việt Nam 2020 worth US$8.1 billion, increasing by 17 per cent from last year and accounting for 30 per cent of the list’s total value, according to Forbes Việt Nam magazine.

'One-trillion-đồng profit club' led by Vinhomes JSC

Twenty-five companies have entered the “one-trillion-đồng profit club” for January-June, despite the economic ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shares slip as virus cases surge

Vietnamese stock markets ended lower on Friday as a continued rise in coronavirus cases dashed hopes of a swift recovery from the pandemic-hit economic downturn.

Shares slip on second wave virus fears Vietnamese shares slumped on Wednesday on worries that a second wave of coronavirus infections is on the way.

Shares bounce back on bargain hunting

The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) gained 3.59 per cent to end trading at 813.36 points.

Vietfood Beverage - Propack Việt Nam expo returns next month

Covering 5,000sq.m at the Sài Gòn Exhibition and Convention Centre, the upcoming exhibition will showcase a wide range of  of products including food, agriculture products, seafood, drinks, nutrition and complemented food in addition to raw materials,  manufacturing and packaging equipment.

VN stocks advance amid concerns about market conditions

In the large-cap basket VN30, 16 of the 30 largest stocks by market capitalisation and trading liquidity increased while 12 declined

No mass acquisition of domestic enterprises recorded Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some businesses have to look for buyers, creating concern that local businesses could be taken over by foreigners. Việt Nam News spoke with economist Nguyễn Mại, Chairman of the Association of Foreign Investment Enterprises, about the issue.