
Market caught in tug-of-war closes unchanged
The market closed largely unchanged on Wednesday as bullish and bearish sentiments entered a tug-of-war.
The market closed largely unchanged on Wednesday as bullish and bearish sentiments entered a tug-of-war.
Vietnamese shares rose on Wednesday, propped up by a slew of banking and energy stocks.
Shares lost rising momentum in the last trading minutes on Friday as divergence continued to expand to the whole market.
Shares tumbled for a third day on Tuesday but the decrease narrowed on rising buying power, focusing on food & drink and banking industries.
Vietnamese shares ended the week on a negative note, dragged by banking and securities stocks.
Shares finished the week on a negative note, as the selling force gradually grew stronger at the end of the session causing big falls in the market.
Many bank clients have bought insurance through their banks (bancassurance), but they have received no support from the institutions when problems arose.
The stock market is resuming its uptrend following a recent steep decline after receiving positive information, creating a driving force for a new recovery phase.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Saturday chaired the May cabinet meeting held in Hà Nội on the country's socio-economic situation and recovery progress.
Vietnamese shares settled lower on Friday, dragged by banking and securities stocks.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính hosted a reception for President of the Lao State Inspection Authority Khamphan Phommaphat in Hà Nội on Wednesday.
Shares had a good start on Monday, driven by the strong growth of blue chips in the banking and aviation stock groups.
Shares advanced for a fourth day this week on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange, driven by the strong growth of blue chips.