Shares rebound on banking stocks

Shares rebounded on Wednesday thanks to the recovery of large-caps and banking stock towards the final minutes of trading.

Shares decline for second day due to selling pressure

Shares declined for a second straight session on Tuesday due to strong profit-taking pressure as investors flocked to sell off stocks in their portfolios, while foreign investors kept fleeing from the two main exchanges.

Banks allowed to extend credit growth quota The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has extended the credit growth limits for the third time this year to some commercial banks to meet rising capital demands at year-end.

Shares likely to gain but investors should stay cautious

The VN-Index is said to have officially entered a short-term uptrend but analysts still warn that investors carefully consider the valuation of stocks, as well as not to hold speculative stocks with a high proportion to avoid risks in case of sudden downward correction.

Shares rebound on strong buying demand

Shares rebounded on Tuesday as large-cap stocks extended their gains in the afternoon session thanks to strong buying forces.

Rubber latex rises in price, businesses benefit

Rubber latex businesses are joyful to report profits thanks to the skyrocketing price from the beginning of this year.

Banks race to increase capital at year-end State-owned and private joint stock banks have been racing to increase charter capital in the last months of this year to boost financial strength and meet the State Bank of Việt Nam (SBV)’s regulations on capital adequacy ratio.

Shares finish the week lower on fall of oil stocks

Shares finished the week on a negative note as the market was pressure by many large-cap stocks in the oil and gas group dropping strongly.

Shares gain slightly on petroleum stocks

Việt Nam's stock market rebounded slightly on Wednesday thanks to the growth of petroleum stocks but the decline of large-caps in the banking group curbed the rise of indices.

Banks raise provisions in anticipation of bad debt In the face of rising bad debt in the ongoing pandemic, commercial banks have been forced to write up their loan loss provisions, according to industry sources.