Market sentiment remained relatively weak in October and trading liquidity subdued, reflecting persistent global uncertainties, including geopolitical tensions, inflationary pressures, and tighter financial conditions. This was despite listed companies in
September 21st marked Vietnam’s historic debut as its FTSE Emerging Market upgrade took effect, welcoming the first tranche of passive inflows. However, external headwinds continued to weigh on market sentiment:
Vietnamese listed companies are heading for an excellent year of earnings growth in 2026. The broad market trades at a P/E of 8.8 on Bloomberg’s 2027 consensus estimates. Given Vietnam’s
After a sharp pullback in July, the VN-Index rebounded 5.6% in August, led by broad gains across large-cap equities. PYN Elite +5.5%. In the August 2026 Review, FTSE Russell Index
PYN Elite’s NAV hit its low point for the year on 27 July, when it closed at €487.3. Since then, the NAV has recovered upwards roughly 10%, with the latest
Vietnam stock market had a terrible performance in July, with a max drawdown of around 10%. Better-than-expected earnings helped the market recover part of its losses. Vietnam’s infrastructure investments are