Shares soared on Wednesday morning thanks to simultaneous gains of sectors across the market.

Shares corrected on Wednesday with the VN-Index failing to conquer 1,000 points again, with investors cautious as the index neared the landmark.

The VN-Index rebounded on Tuesday morning thanks to the support of blue-chips.

The VN-Index failed to hit 1,000 points on Monday as selling increased in the afternoon, causing the index to fall slightly.

Vietnamese shares moved up on Monday morning with low liquidity as investors were too cautious to buy in local assets.

Vietnamese shares are expected to continue rising as blue chips still had room for further growth, but that growth would be marginal, securities specialists said.

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 Viet Nam’s benchmark VN-Index rose for a fourth straight day to near 1,000 points, driven by Vietcombank and some large-cap firms’ Q3 earnings reports.

Vietnamese shares increased on Friday morning, aided by energy and petroleum stocks.

Vietnamese shares edged up on Thursday with the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) hitting a new high.