The Minister of Finance has directed the HCM Stock Exchange to urgently build and implement a separate corporate bond trading system from June 16 this year to develop a transparent secondary market and increase liquidity for corporate bonds.
In the face of increasing concerns about climate change as well as corporate responsibility in sustainable development, the HCM Stock Exchange (HOSE) said it was considering deducting points of businesses who does not include information on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions...
After bargain hunting failed to lift the stock market last week, investors turned cautious on Monday and pushed Viet Nam’s benchmark VN-Index lower for the eighth straight session.
Investors need to closely monitor market trends and signals to assess whether the market will likely experience a bulltrap after last Thursday’s shocking decline—and to determine whether this stage is one of more risk than opportunity.
Rising economic and trade tension between China and the US and a faster-than-expected US rate hike have dampened investors’ confidence in Vietnamese stocks.
Viet Nam’s benchmark VN Index edged up on Wednesday as its approach towards 1,025 points triggered investors to sell in the hopes of locking in profits.
Shares were mixed at closing on Monday, higher on the HCM City Exchange but lower on the northern bourse, experiencing strong volatility with big variation in large-caps’ prices.
Vietnamese shares extended their rallies on Tuesday on improved investor confidence regarding positive developments of global stock markets and comments by government officials on the country’s macro-economy and securities market.