The Vietnamese stock market faced a week of fluctuations, with the VN-Index undergoing mild corrections after three consecutive weeks of gains.

Mirae Asset Securities projects a positive outlook for the VN-Index in December, driven by strong demand and liquidity, with expectations to surpass the 1,300-point mark. For 2025, key growth drivers include resilient manufacturing supported by stable electricity supplies, Việt Nam’s strategic role in attracting foreign investment and recovering domestic consumption.

Market breadth remained negative, with 182 stocks falling, 117 gaining, and 62 remaining unchanged. Liquidity dropped slightly, reaching VNĐ13.5 trillion (US$530.8 million), down 11.7 per cent compared to the previous session.

Additional provisions in the amended Securities Law are expected to enhance the responsibility of market participants and supervision capabilities, helping to address numerous legal barriers with the goal of upgrading the stock market.

VPBank Securities Joint Stock Company (VPBankS) will distribute mutual funds managed by SSI Asset Management Company Limited following an agreement they signed on December 9.

Vietnam’s securities market is undergoing a period of rapid transformation, fuelled by an uptick in dealmaking.

The Vietnamese stock market experienced volatility in November, with major indices on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) declining slightly.

The stock market continued its downward adjustment on Wednesday, with the VN-Index falling below the critical 1,270-point threshold. Liquidity slightly increased, while foreign investors extended their net-selling trend.

The stock market paused its recovery momentum on Tuesday, with liquidity slightly declining and foreign investors continuing their net selling trend.

The Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) has recently updated its list of securities ineligible for margin trading, adding GIL of Gilimex and HID of Halcom Vietnam.