Stock market

VN-Index falls below 1,800 on first day of market upgrade

The VN-Index opened in positive territory before quickly reversing course as selling pressure spread across the market.

Rising borrowing costs put corporate balance sheets under pressure

Total borrowings reached around VNĐ1.9 quadrillion (US$73.1 billion) at the end of the second quarter, up more than 10 per cent from the end of 2025.

Foreign inflows offer support after upgrade, but macro factors remain key

Việt Nam's reclassification from frontier to secondary emerging market under FTSE Russell officially takes effect from today.

Việt Nam marks entry into FTSE global emerging-market index

The milestone followed years of effort and reflected the significant transformation of one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing economies, supported...

ETF rebalancing set to drive stock flows ahead of FTSE GEIS changes

Vietnam’s stock market is bracing for a concentrated wave of ETF trading as foreign funds rebalance portfolios ahead of the FTSE Global Equity Index...

FTSE Russell pledges comprehensive support for Việt Nam’s capital market development

On September 21, Việt Nam’s stock market is set to officially attain the "Secondary Emerging Market" status under FTSE Russell’s classification...

Vietnam’s bank stocks enter a new phase of selective gains

Bank stocks are attracting renewed interest as market upgrades draw foreign capital, but gains will be selective. Ngo The Hien, deputy director of...

FDI firms could provide new stock supply as Việt Nam pushes IPOs

Only 11 FDI enterprises have listed or registered for trading since Việt Nam's stock market began operating.

Four more companies join $1bln club in August

The number of listed companies valued at more than $1 billion increased to 52 compared to 48 in July

HSX market capitalisation gains 7.55 per cent in August

Vietnam’s stock market extended its gains in August, with major indices rising and HSX stock capitalisation climbing 7.55 per cent amid robust market...





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