Insurers, stock brokers and rubber firms lift VN market Vietnamese shares gained ground on Wednesday morning, driven by insurance-finance and rubber industries.

Earnings season cushions market sentiment

Market sentiment was positive after some banks announced their quarterly and six-month earnings reports.

Bank stocks move market up Vietnamese shares advanced on Tuesday morning, driven by banking-financial companies.

80% of State-owned groups earn profit in H1, says CMSC The Committee for Management of State Capital at Enterprises (CMSC) will focus on monitoring State investment capital and finance at 19 State-owned corporations and groups from now to the end of this year, said Deputy Chairman of Việt Nam's Committee for State Capital Management Hồ Sỹ Hùng.

Việt Nam: the destination of foreign capital While investors tend to withdraw capital from emerging markets and frontier markets, Việt Nam is still the destination of foreign investors with foreign indirect investment (FII) in the first half of 2019 reaching US$1.28 billion.

Shares move against regional trend on low liquidity Vietnamese shares moved against the general trend in the region on Monday, driven down by slumps of heavyweight stocks such as Vingroup, brewer Sabeco and steelmaker Hòa Phát Group.

FDI firms to be listed soon: Ministry of Finance The Ministry of Finance will soon release a policy to put foreign direct investment (FDI) firms on the stock market.

VN-Index could pass 1000-point landmark soon VN-Index could continue its short-term uptrend this week and may surpass the 1000-point milestone again thanks to macroeconomic stability and the US Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cuts, analysts have said.

VN companies named among top 300 Asian businesses Five Vietnamese companies are among the 300 largest and fastest-growing businesses in Asia, according to Nikkei Asia Review.

Mexico finance minister quits over Lopez Obrador 'disagreements' Mexico's Finance Minister Carlos Urzua resigned on Tuesday, blasting the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador for imposing on the ministry officials "with no knowledge" of government finances.