Shares in the country’s two stock exchanges experienced a steady rise Friday morning amid increased bargain purchases by both domestic and foreign investors.
Positive news on the China-United States’ trade war was not strong enough to rescue the VNIndex from declining on Monday morning due to investors’ cautiousness and low liquidity.
Vietnamese shares saw downward correction on Wednesday morning, due to investors’ profit-taking efforts, from the market’s previous strong gains made in the last three trading sessions.
Shares traded lower on Monday morning on the two national stock exchanges as selling pressure continued to press on blue chips, especially in the banking and finance sectors.
Vietnamese shares advanced on Friday morning on the good move of large-cap stocks, but profit-taking pressure is expected to remain high at some 1,200-point level.