Shares bounced back on Tuesday morning, bolstered by banking stocks.

Shares nosedived on Monday due to the fall of real estate stocks caused by massive selling at the end of the trading session.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF), on the evening of January 10, informed that it had assigned relevant agencies to urgently clarify the temporary instability of the Gateway system - the system that returns market information to securities companies - at the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE).

Shares climbed on Monday morning on the back of blue-chips stocks.

Shares witnessed a choppy week as the market benchmark opened the new year on a positive note, but ended lower on the last trading day of the week. However, experts believe the uptrend remains, while cash flows will continue to pour into small- and medium-cap stocks in the near future.

Indices were mixed on Friday as strong selling pressure still weighed on market sentiment, while cash flows aimed at small and medium-cap stocks on HNX and UpCOM exchanges.

State capital divestment planning and the removal of limitations on foreign ownership are expected to drive insurance stocks to flourish in 2022.

Though Vietnam has pledged to achieve net zero by 2050, sustainability awareness remains an obscure concept among listed enterprises. Therefore, a shared understanding of what constitutes sustainability is being deemed critical at local and regional levels to attract and allocate resources towards green development.

Shares were mixed on Friday morning, as the market benchmark VN-Index fell under pressure of profit-taking activities, while the HNX-Index was still on a rallying trend.