VN stocks extend rally as large-caps advance Vietnamese shares extended gains on Tuesday, led by insurance and pharmaceuticals amid the rise of coronavirus infections across the country.

'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.

Five banks give Đà Nẵng $1.07m for COVID-19 fight Five banks have donated a total of VNĐ25 billion (US$1.07 million) for the fight against the new Covid-19 outbreak that began in Đà Nẵng city, according to the State Bank of Vietnam.

Suspects of bank robbery in Hà Nội arrested Two suspects of a bank robbery on Huỳnh Thúc Khánh Street, Hà Nội have been arrested, police said on Wednesday.

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.

Shares nosedive on new virus cases, fears of another outbreak

Vietnamese shares suffered their biggest daily percentage drop in four months as new COVID-19 cases highlighted continued risks posed by the pandemic and dimmed the prospect of a swift economic recovery.

Increase in M &A deals looks imminent in property sector Many analysts think now is a good time for investors looking for acquisitions in the property industry to act since difficulties caused by the Covide-19 pandemic have thrown up opportunities.

Việt Nam Banks Association urges MIC to reduce telecommunication charges The Việt Nam Banks Association has just sent a dispatch to propose the Ministry of Information and Communications to lower charges for banking services via SMS.

VinaCapital launches ETF to track VN100 Index VinaCapital, one of Việt Nam’s leading investment management companies with over US$3 billion in assets under management, launched its VN100 Exchange Traded Fund on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange.

Rubber companies report lower earnings amid falling rubber prices Rubber producers reported poor second-quarter business results due to decreasing rubber prices, eyeing industrial zone development.