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The Vietnamese stock market made gains today, ending the previous 4 consecutive sessions of decline, fueled by the growth of pillar stocks.

The VN-Index experienced a significant increase due to strong domestic buying, while foreign investors ended their long selling streak with a net purchase of VND431 billion on the HOSE exchange.

Hitting the 1,300-point milestone yesterday generated widespread optimism for the stock market.

The stock market witnessed a surge as capital returned to stocks; as a result, VN-Index approached 1,290 on February 19.

Strong buying demand helped the VN-Index regain nearly all the points lost in the first trading session of the Year of the Snake, despite foreign investors net selling nearly VND947 billion on HOSE.

Vietnam's stock market unexpectedly surged in the penultimate trading session before the Lunar New Year holiday of 2025.

The market closed the final trading session of 2024 in a low mood, with investors lacking the motivation to trade. While telecom stocks went against the market trend, shares of Yeah1 Group (YEG) hit their floor price.

Vietnam’s stock market, while reducing its decline towards the end of the session, still closed in the red on the first trading session of the week, December 30.

The stock market experienced slight losses on Thursday, following a strong rally in the previous session.

Foreign investors continued to be net sellers for the 11th consecutive session on the HOSE exchange, with a massive net selling value of over VND1.16 trillion, leading to a sharp decline in market liquidity.

The exchange decided to cancel the sale due to the absence of necessary disclosure and reporting.

The total value of corporate bond issuances in September dropped significantly, by 60 percent from August, to the lowest figure recorded since May, a recent report showed.

Since the start of the year, dozens of companies have had their stocks delisted from the two main exchanges (HoSE and HNX), forcing them to be moved to the UpCOM exchange.

Vietnam is on track to reach 9 million stock trading accounts by 2025 and 11 million by 2030, CEO of Vietnam Report JSC Vu Dang Vinh has said.

The Vietnamese stock market is poised for growth due to various factors; yet, maintaining a transparent and equitable market environment remains crucial for long-term sustainability.

In its effort to untangle bottlenecks for foreign investors in the stock market, the Ministry of Finance issued a new circular.

The market recorded its second consecutive decline following the holiday break, driven by weak liquidity.

Foreign investors continued to dump shares amid weak domestic demand, causing the market to reverse and decline after two consecutive recovery sessions.

Under the pressure of a sharp decline in global stock markets, the Vietnamese stock market also experienced a wave of selling off across the entire market at the beginning of the week, leading to a widespread slump of stocks.

Leading investment fund VinaCapital remains confident in the Vietnamese stock market in the last months of this year despite foreign investors’ heavy net selling.