FTSE Russell keeps VN at secondary emerging market level Việt Nam remains as a secondary emerging market following the latest market re-classification by the British analytics and data solution provider FTSE Russell.

Local ETFs draw foreign attention

The domestic exchange-traded fund VFMVN Diamond (HoSE: FUEVFVNĐ) on Tuesday issued an additional 300,000 certificates to raise the total amount of certificates to 148.3 million.

Profit taking to weigh on local market, but September may be bright

Việt Nam’s stock market rally may slow this week as investors eye profits but the one-month projection is still optimistic.

Funds enjoy growth in August Many investment funds in Việt Nam’s equity market reported positive growth in net asset value (NAV) in August due to a stock market upturn.

Ministry to halt market trading in emergency cases If serious turbulence is caused by large-scale sell-offs and considered a threat to the security of the equity market, the Ministry of Finance will have to switch the market off.

Lower interest rates not a good thing for equity market

Lower lending rates in the financial-banking market may not mean good things for the securities market, specialist Đào Phúc Tường said on Wednesday.

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Service charges lowered for local securities trading Investors will also enjoy a 15-20 per cent cut of charges for position management and margin collateral management when trading on the derivatives market.

Most investment funds in VN suffer losses in the first half Most investment funds in Việt Nam’s equity market reported negative growth in net asset value per share (NAVPS) in H1 due to a stock market downturn, resulting from the impacts of the outbreak of COVID-19.

Corporate bond market to boom in 2nd half before cooling down Corporate bond issuance in June was estimated at VNĐ31 trillion (US$1.34 billion)