Vietnamese shares fell on Tuesday morning, dragged down by low investor confidence following the announcement of US tariffs on US$200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Vietnamese shares edged down Thursday morning with low market liquidity, indicating that investors remained uncertain about the short-term prospects of the market.
Vietnamese shares tumbled on Thursday as a lack of supportive business information dampened investor confidence in the market’s short-term growth potential.
Viet Nam’s benchmark VN Index tumbled on Thursday morning, driven by poor investor confidence in the real estate, banking, securities and rubber sectors.
Vietnamese shares ended Tuesday morning in negative territory as large-cap stocks were hit by strong profit-taking pressure and poor investor confidence.
Vietnamese shares retreated on Thursday morning as investors were concerned with the current volatility in the global market and the steep decline in oil prices.