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Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 3, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

The market posted its second consecutive gain, suggesting that buying demand is gradually improving after a period of cautious trading. This performance also indicates improving investor sentiment and reinforces expectations that the market may continue its recovery in the sessions ahead.

July 2, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 2, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

The market ended higher with a modest improvement in liquidity, although trading activity remained at relatively low levels. Meanwhile, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that investors remain cautious and that the current recovery still requires further confirmation

July 1, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, but the risk of a reversal may be increasing. As such, traders should monitor for further confirming signals before reopening new positions.

July 1, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

The market ended lower while liquidity remained subdued. The lack of a meaningful improvement in capital flows suggests that buying demand is still on the sidelines. As a result, the market is likely to remain in a period of consolidation and choppy trading in the near term before a clearer directional signal emerges.

June 30, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, traders may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 30, 2026

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

During the week, the covered warrant market continued to show signs of improvement as the number of advancing warrants increased, while the number of declining warrants narrowed compared with the previous week, although decliners still outnumbered gainers. Meanwhile, the underlying equity market remained relatively cautious, with liquidity staying at low levels, indicating that market-wide capital inflows have yet to fully recover.

June 30, 2026

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

By investor group, trading activity among domestic retail investors increased by 4.2% WoW, while domestic institutional investors recorded a 12.0% decline.

June 30, 2026

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.

June 29, 2026

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.

June 29, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.

June 26, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.

June 26, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.

June 23, 2026

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Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 3, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

The market posted its second consecutive gain, suggesting that buying demand is gradually improving after a period of cautious trading. This performance also indicates improving investor sentiment and reinforces expectations that the market may continue its recovery in the sessions ahead.

July 2, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 2, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

The market ended higher with a modest improvement in liquidity, although trading activity remained at relatively low levels. Meanwhile, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that investors remain cautious and that the current recovery still requires further confirmation

July 1, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, but the risk of a reversal may be increasing. As such, traders should monitor for further confirming signals before reopening new positions.

July 1, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

The market ended lower while liquidity remained subdued. The lack of a meaningful improvement in capital flows suggests that buying demand is still on the sidelines. As a result, the market is likely to remain in a period of consolidation and choppy trading in the near term before a clearer directional signal emerges.

June 30, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, traders may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 30, 2026

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

During the week, the covered warrant market continued to show signs of improvement as the number of advancing warrants increased, while the number of declining warrants narrowed compared with the previous week, although decliners still outnumbered gainers. Meanwhile, the underlying equity market remained relatively cautious, with liquidity staying at low levels, indicating that market-wide capital inflows have yet to fully recover.

June 30, 2026

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

By investor group, trading activity among domestic retail investors increased by 4.2% WoW, while domestic institutional investors recorded a 12.0% decline.

June 30, 2026

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.

June 29, 2026

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.

June 29, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.

June 26, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.

June 26, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.

June 23, 2026

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Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 3, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

The market posted its second consecutive gain, suggesting that buying demand is gradually improving after a period of cautious trading. This performance also indicates improving investor sentiment and reinforces expectations that the market may continue its recovery in the sessions ahead.

July 2, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 2, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

The market ended higher with a modest improvement in liquidity, although trading activity remained at relatively low levels. Meanwhile, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that investors remain cautious and that the current recovery still requires further confirmation

July 1, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, but the risk of a reversal may be increasing. As such, traders should monitor for further confirming signals before reopening new positions.

July 1, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

The market ended lower while liquidity remained subdued. The lack of a meaningful improvement in capital flows suggests that buying demand is still on the sidelines. As a result, the market is likely to remain in a period of consolidation and choppy trading in the near term before a clearer directional signal emerges.

June 30, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, traders may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 30, 2026

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

During the week, the covered warrant market continued to show signs of improvement as the number of advancing warrants increased, while the number of declining warrants narrowed compared with the previous week, although decliners still outnumbered gainers. Meanwhile, the underlying equity market remained relatively cautious, with liquidity staying at low levels, indicating that market-wide capital inflows have yet to fully recover.

June 30, 2026

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

By investor group, trading activity among domestic retail investors increased by 4.2% WoW, while domestic institutional investors recorded a 12.0% decline.

June 30, 2026

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.

June 29, 2026

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.

June 29, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.

June 26, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.

June 26, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.

June 23, 2026

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Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

Derivatives 2026/07/03: Improved liquidity

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 3, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

Market commentary 2026/07/02: Positive momentum continued

The market posted its second consecutive gain, suggesting that buying demand is gradually improving after a period of cautious trading. This performance also indicates improving investor sentiment and reinforces expectations that the market may continue its recovery in the sessions ahead.

July 2, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

Derivatives 2026/07/02: A positive signal emerges

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, supported by improved liquidity. Accordingly, traders may consider reopening long positions.

July 2, 2026

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

Market commentary 2026/07/01: Demand emerged

The market ended higher with a modest improvement in liquidity, although trading activity remained at relatively low levels. Meanwhile, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that investors remain cautious and that the current recovery still requires further confirmation

July 1, 2026

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

Derivatives 2026/07/01: Caution prevails

The uptrend remains confirmed in the short term, but the risk of a reversal may be increasing. As such, traders should monitor for further confirming signals before reopening new positions.

July 1, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

Market commentary 2026/06/30: Selling pressure persists

The market ended lower while liquidity remained subdued. The lack of a meaningful improvement in capital flows suggests that buying demand is still on the sidelines. As a result, the market is likely to remain in a period of consolidation and choppy trading in the near term before a clearer directional signal emerges.

June 30, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

Derivatives 2026/06/30: Liquidity at low levels

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, traders may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 30, 2026

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

Covered warrant 2026/06/30: Cash flow improved

During the week, the covered warrant market continued to show signs of improvement as the number of advancing warrants increased, while the number of declining warrants narrowed compared with the previous week, although decliners still outnumbered gainers. Meanwhile, the underlying equity market remained relatively cautious, with liquidity staying at low levels, indicating that market-wide capital inflows have yet to fully recover.

June 30, 2026

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

Market Traders 2026/06/30: Foreign selling pressure eased significantly

By investor group, trading activity among domestic retail investors increased by 4.2% WoW, while domestic institutional investors recorded a 12.0% decline.

June 30, 2026

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure

In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.

June 29, 2026

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed

The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance

Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.

June 29, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.

June 29, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns

The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.

June 26, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase

The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.

June 26, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained

Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.

June 25, 2026

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds

The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying

The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.

June 24, 2026

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week

Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.

June 23, 2026

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April 6, 2026
2M26: Seasonal lull amid mounting geopolitical risks
2M26: Seasonal lull amid mounting geopolitical risksThe latest socio-economic report indicates that economic activity in Vietnam slowed noticeably in February, largely due to the Lunar New Year holiday. Industrial production and trade volumes softened during this period as many businesses temporarily suspended or reduced operations to accommodate family gatherings and festive preparations. Meanwhile, inflation picked up more clearly, driven by stronger consumer demand ahead of the celebrations, particularly for food, goods, and services, although these seasonal price pressures are expected to ease gradually and return to normal levels in the coming months as the holiday effects fade. Looking ahead, external risks are intensifying amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. These developments could drive commodity prices higher, primarily through supply disruptions and pass-through effects on global energy prices, thereby raising inflation risks in the period ahead. Should these pressures persist, they would pose additional challenges to the global economic outlook, with direct implications for Vietnam’s economy in the coming months.PDFMacro-2M26-Eng-Final
March 6, 2026
1M26: A positive start ahead of the Lunar New Year
1M26: A positive start ahead of the Lunar New YearVietnam’s early-year economic indicators point to a constructive start. Export growth was supported by a higher number of working days compared with the same period last year, although demand remained partly shaped by Lunar New Year–related consumption patterns. Retail sales posted strong growth, underscoring resilient domestic demand and suggesting solid momentum heading into the peak holiday season. Industrial production continued to expand, while inflationary pressures remained well contained, providing a stable macroeconomic backdrop for the period ahead.
February 6, 2026
12M25: The Dawn of National Rise
12M25: The Dawn of National RiseVietnam’s economy recorded a strong acceleration toward year-end, underpinned by the combined strength of domestic resilience and renewed momentum in external trade. Real GDP growth remained aligned with national targets, driven primarily by a robust rebound in exports, underscoring Vietnam’s sustained competitiveness despite persistent tariff-related pressures throughout the year. At the same time, record-high FDI disbursement reaffirmed the country’s attractiveness as a destination for global capital. Domestically, growth was supported by solid fundamentals, as industrial production and retail sales posted encouraging gains, while household consumption and hospitality services continued to serve as key pillars of expansion despite disruptions caused by natural disasters, with inflation remaining well contained. Overall, Vietnam closed a volatile 2025 on a resilient and well-anchored macroeconomic footing, setting the stage for the next phase of national ascent and more ambitious long-term objectives.PDFMacro-12M25-Eng-Final
January 6, 2026
11M25: Economic activity slows amid natural disasters
11M25: Economic activity slows amid natural disastersVietnam’s economic landscape in November revealed both the destructive force of natural disasters and the resilience of the domestic economy in the face of climatic shocks. Most key indicators deteriorated, as export–import activity, FDI inflows and retail sales all reflected the tangible impact of floods and storms, while inflation accelerated sharply due to food price surges following widespread crop damage. Yet, despite these setbacks, the underlying momentum remains intact. The disruptions were largely temporary, with producer sentiment improving, tourism activity continuing to strengthen and industrial production maintaining a solid pace. As 2025 closes under the shadow of severe weather events, Vietnam’s steadfast internal fundamentals stand out as a source of stability after a turbulent year, providing grounds for optimism that clearer skies lie ahead.PDFMacro-11M25-Eng-Final
December 9, 2025
10M25: National growth target clouded by climatic disruptions
10M25: National growth target clouded by climatic disruptionsVietnam’s economic landscape entering the final quarter of 2025 is crucial, as it will determine whether the government’s ambitious growth target can be achieved. Following a robust third quarter, the economy has once again faced challenges similar to last year, with consecutive typhoons disrupting business activity. The effects of these disruptions are already beginning to show: while industrial production, trade, and retail sales still recorded growth, the pace has slowed. Meanwhile, inflation edged higher, largely driven by rising food prices in the typhoon-affected regions. The sole bright spot came from FDI, which continued to improve as earlier tariff risks have subsided. Nevertheless, as climatic disruptions persist, these shocks could raise concerns about Vietnam’s prospects of meeting its full-year objective.PDFMacro-10M25-Eng
November 6, 2025
9M25: Growth stems from low-base effect
9M25: Growth stems from low-base effectVietnam’s economic indicators in September painted a notably upbeat picture, with most metrics signaling continued improvement. Most striking was the national GDP growth rate exceeding 8 percent, an impressive milestone that reinforces the government’s confidence in achieving its annual growth target. Part of this growth can be attributed to a low base effect, as economic activity in the same period last year was heavily disrupted by Typhoon Yagi. In addition, increased state budget spending, particularly in infrastructure and public services, also contributed to the overall momentum. This recovery was further supported by domestic fundamentals. Major national holidays such as Independence Day stimulated tourism and consumer demand, driving up sales of goods, services, and food items, while also revitalizing production activity. External factors also provided support. Exports continued to expand, aided by the dissipation of front-loading distortions, and foreign investment inflows remained positive as concerns over tariffs subsided. Altogether, these developments reaffirm that domestic drivers will remain the central pillar of Vietnam’s growth going forward—a foundation that will continue to underpin the economy’s progress in subsequent stages.PDFMacro-9M25-Eng-Final
October 7, 2025