At the end of 2021, Shinhan Securities Vietnam Co., Ltd (SSV) is one of Vietnam's leading Korean securities companies, with a total capital of up to VND2,000 billion. Thereby, helping SSV increase its capacity to provide margin loans, increase investment in system upgrades and process improvement. At the same time, the company also offers customers a promotion when opening a new account at SSV, with a total value of up to VND300 million.

Shares extended rallies on Thursday morning, with both benchmark indices continuing to recover from recent losses.

The stock market settled higher on Wednesday, ending the losing streak as strong bottom-fishing demand in the afternoon session pulled up investors' sentiment.

The Vietnamese stock market promises long-term growth due to the quick post-pandemic recovery of key sectors, such as aviation, retail and pharmaceuticals.

The market was mixed on Wednesday morning, as many large-cap stocks recovered from previous losses while medium- and small-cap stocks in the real estate sector continued to face strong selling pressure.

The stock market opened the week on a negative note as investors' risk appetite was impacted by strong sell-off activities.

Individual investors and professional organisations faced many difficulties with the market's unfavourable movements in the first quarter.

Shares fell deeply on Monday morning, with the market benchmark VN-Index extending last week's big losses.

Analysts from securities firms have cautious views of the market this week as the uptrend is said to be weakened and may continue to correct down. Therefore, analysts advise investors to be careful with high-risk stocks.

The slowdown in China's economic growth due to COVID-19, the US Federal Reserve's policy stance and the business plans of listed enterprises are the main factors driving the Vietnamese stock market in April, said SGI Capital.