Vietnamese shares experienced the third strongest turbulence in a week on Friday morning as investor confidence was hit by a fresh fall in the global market.
Vietnamese shares slumped sharply in the early session as investor confidence dived after latest voting results in Britain suggested the country may terminate its membership of the European Union (EU).
The Chairman of the State Securities Commission, Vu Bang, confirmed on
Thursday his agency would not adjust stock trading bands, refuting
rumors that the regulator would narrow the bands to cushion the recent
stock market plunge.