VN-Index recovered from mid-June following the signing of a 14-point MoU between the US and Iran, which established a ceasefire framework. However, the Index still ended June -0.2%, with bank stocks leading
The defining event of April was FTSE’s formal confirmation of Vietnam’s upgrade from Frontier to Secondary Emerging Market. The reclassification will be implemented in four tranches, beginning in September 2026
The VN-Index fell sharply by 11% in March as a broad sell-off spread across sectors, driven by concerns over the ongoing US and Israel war with Iran. The index briefly
VN-Index +2.8% in February, fueled by VIC’s stellar +22.4% rally. In line with seasonal trend, the market faced significant selling pressure before the Tet holiday due to margin deleveraging and
VN-Index +2.5% MoM in January, starting 2026 on a strong note despite weakness in Vingroup stocks. PYN Elite outperformed with +7.1% MoM, driven by gains in STB, FPT, TCX, and
In December, the VN-Index gained +5.5%, concluding the year at a historic 1,784 points. Market performance remained highly divergent, driven almost exclusively by the Vingroup ecosystem. Despite these headline gains,