Việt Nam News

Shares dropped further on Thursday, pressured by the slump of large-cap stocks that were hit strongly during the last minutes of the session by increased profit-taking.

The market witnessed a downhill slide of blue chips in the last trading minutes on Wednesday, pulling down the VN-Index and putting the brakes on its six-session rallying streak.

Many tourists to the northern town of Sa Pa in Lào Cai Province are trying out a 'new trend': dressing up as Tibetans for photoshoots. But some question the authenticity and viability of such an act.

The price discrepancy between the domestic and world gold price will create the "gold trading" mentality which needs the State management.

Shares dropped further on Tuesday due to the profit-taking pressuring multiple stock groups such as banking, oil and gas, steel, fertiliser, and coal.

The market will continue to move sideways this week with low liquidity to gradually form a strong enough accumulation base before returning to the uptrend, analysts said.

The price of COVID-19 test kits have been increasing due to a drastic increase of daily infected cases in Hà Nội.

Vietnamese markets rose slightly on Thursday, supported by gains in construction and residential real estate stock groups.