Shares declined after a three-day rise on Friday morning as investors locked in profits in large-cap stocks.

Shares gained for a third day in a row on Thursday thanks to the growth of energy stocks.

Shares declined after a three-day rise on Friday morning as investors locked in profits in large-cap stocks.

Shares gained for three days in a row on Thursday morning thanks to the growth of energy stocks.

Vietnamese shares were lifted on Wednesday thanks to gains from blue-chips and industrial real estate stocks.

Shares gained on Wednesday morning on the two stock exchanges as cash flow was poured in steel stocks.

Margin trading should be allowed on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) to increase the exchange’s liquidity.

Shares bounced back on Tuesday after Monday’s slump, driven by good news about the coronavirus vaccine as well as stock prices falling to an attractive threshold that attracted investors.

The Saigon Times had an interview with Hoang Huy, CFA, a strategist at Institutional Research, Maybank Kim Eng Securities Limited, on the V-shaped recovery of Vietnam's economy, its impact on the Vietnam stock exchange market as well as the impact of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election on it.

Shares rose on Tuesday morning on the two stock exchanges as cash flow pushed up many large-caps.