The Vietnamese stock market is facing various domestic and international influences, with recent reports of lacklustre business performance keeping the VN-Index from making substantial gains.
Industrial real estate stocks are forecast to benefit from a surge in factory relocations driven by increased FDI following Donald Trump's US election victory.
Benchmark indices reversed the bullish course to finish lower on Thursday, snapping two-day rallies as the VN-Index struggled to keep at the 1,260 point-level.
Individual domestic accounts increased by 156,568 in October this year, marking a steady growth similar to that from September, according to data from the Việt Nam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (VSDC).
The stock market ended two days of losses on Tuesday, though liquidity saw a sharp decline, while foreign investors continued their nine-day net selling streak.
The swift efforts by the Vietnamese securities regulator to eliminate pre-funding requirements have garnered praise from FTSE Russell and Morgan Stanley.
The stock market extended its decline from last Friday's session, with the VN-Index recording its second consecutive day of sharp losses, as foreign investors continued their net selling streak for an eighth consecutive session.
As the White House race enters its decisive phase, the market’s attention shifts to how the upcoming US presidential election will affect Vietnamese stock performances.
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