The domestic stock market struggled last week as the VN-Index corrected strongly after returning to the threshold of 1,300 points. However, experts believe the fall was not sufficient to trigger a short-term decrease and the index is likely to rebound this week.

Benchmark indices moved in different directions on Friday as blue-chip stocks saw a withdrawal in capital while market liquidity hit a three-week high.

Benchmark indices edged up on Thursday and rallied for a second straight session, while foreign investors continued strong net selling.

Shares rallied on Thursday as the recovery of large-cap stocks helped the VN-Index regain 15.78 points, while oil and gas stocks rose sharply.

Do Thanh Tung, deputy head of Research at Viet Dragon Securities (Rong Viet Securities), spoke with VIR's Luu Huong how positive economic recovery and strategic legal amendments are expected to support the stock market's stability and growth in the coming months.

Shares were mixed on Tuesday as profit-taking followed recent rallies, while foreign investors withdrew capital for the fourth consecutive day.

The number of newly opened securities accounts in Vietnam saw a substantial increase last month, reversing the previous decline in April, according to the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation.

The market kicked off the new week positively, with numerous stocks experiencing significant gains, accompanied by a significant rise in liquidity.