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June was an eventful month characterized by the MSCI’s market classification, US-China discussion at G20 summit and the signing of free trade pact between Vietnam and EU. Despite growing volatility,

May is the time of the year when market timers start prompting investors to “sell in May and go away”. Indeed, VNIndex fell 2.02% due to the trade war and

VN Index moved sideways in April – utility stocks surged on rising oil price, banks weakened as investors are yet to fully digest SBV’s new policies. PYN Elite slid -2.8%,

End of March, PYN Elite’s NAV increased 0.3% primarily supported by VEA, TPB and CII while VN-Index increased 1.6% due to contribution from big banks such as VCB, BID and

In January, VNIndex recovered slightly to 910.7, up 2% MoM as supported by 4Q corporate earnings. Tradingvolume saw a significant drop as investors were heading to a long break during