Shares rise on both exchanges

Nov 17th at 14:15
17-11-2014 14:15:17+07:00

Shares rise on both exchanges

Shares rebounded this morning, with the VN-Index on the HCM City Stock Exchange adding 0.69 per cent to close at 604.48 points.

 

The VN30 Index, tracking the bourse's 30 leading stocks, also gained 0.25 per cent to end at 639.50 points.

Only two of the 30 blue chips tumbled, while 15 added value.

The overall trading value and volume reached around VND1 trillion (US$47.1 million) and 61.1 million shares respectively.

On the Ha Noi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index managed to post a 0.05 per cent rally, reaching 90.78 points. As 32.3 million shares changed hands, the trading value fetched VND563.2 billion ($26.5 million).

The HNX30 Index, which represents the top 30 blue chips on the northern bourse, rose 0.36 per cent to stand at 185.15 points.

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