Vietnamese shares tumbled again on Monday morning as blue chips were hit by a sell-off as worries of a coronavirus-hit economy took off on a higher number of infection cases.
Shares were traded below the threshold on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange on Monday morning, but at a much slower pace compared to last week as bargain efforts started to climb.
Vietnamese shares continued sliding on Tuesday morning, but showed positive signals as investors calmed down after the coronavirus damaged the market over the previous three days.
Shares plunged on both national stock exchanges on Thursday morning – the first trading session after the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday – due to volatility on the global markets given developments of the virus outbreak in China.