VN stocks rise on earnings hopes The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange gained 1.17 per cent to end at 869.13 points – its highest level since March 6.

The fighting spirit of a graceful flower

Việt Nam News Business Desk Editor Hoàng Như Hoa died on Saturday at the age of 47 following a year-long battle with cancer.

Shares rise for fourth consecutive day

The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange gained 1.15 per cent to close the trading session at 862.73 points.

VFCA wants to cut trading during massive sell-off sessions The Việt Nam Financial Consulting Association (VFCA) has recently asked for securities transactions to be suspended during massive sell-off sessions to stabilise the market.

Pandemic fuels historic US job losses, EU wants borders kept shut The United States on Friday recorded its steepest job losses in history over the coronavirus pandemic as Europe, faced with rising deaths, moved to keep its borders shut for another month.

Brokerages' outstanding loans down 14 per cent The spread of COVID-19 has severely impacted all global stock markets, with Việt Nam’s benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange losing a third of its value in January-March

Markets gain slow before a short break Local shares gained slightly on Wednesday ahead of a short break as investors remained cautious because of the market’s uncertain prospects.

Shares to move sideway as investors brace for Q1 earning reports Shares are forecast to move sideways this week as investors brace for dreary quarterly earnings reports that could offer more clarity on how badly corporate profits have been damaged by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Shares may move sideways on increased selloff and profit taking Stock markets look set to move sideways this week with continuous foreign selloffs pressuring investor sentiment and recent broad rally may spur some profit taking.

Shares ease on mounting global coronavirus infections and fatalities Vietnamese shares pulled back on Wednesday morning after two sessions of sharp gains as investors fretted over uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.