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Vietnam market volatility, foreign outflows, and recovery

Overview

The VN-Index has experienced significant volatility, characterized by periods of sharp decline followed by attempts at recovery. In early September 2026, the index faced resistance near 1,850 points before reversing to close at 1,827 on September 7. By mid-September, the market entered a downward adjustment, dropping below the 1,800-point threshold to approximately 1,795 points due to widespread selling in finance, real estate, and technology sectors. Despite the market receiving an upgrade to emerging market secondary status by FTSE Russell on September 18, the index continued to slide, closing at 1,768.62 points by the end of September. This decline was driven by large-cap stocks in the real estate and petroleum sectors, such as VHM, VIC, and GAS, alongside sustained net selling by foreign investors. Following a period of heavy pressure that saw the index fall below the 1,700-point psychological threshold in mid-October, the market showed signs of a technical recovery. By mid-October, the index reclaimed the 1,700-point mark, though experts cautioned that high domestic interest rates and foreign net selling might make this a “temporary rebound rather than a confirmed trend reversal.” In late October, the market experienced further fluctuations. On October 27, the VN-Index underwent a technical adjustment, closing slightly down at 1,761.87 points amid low liquidity and continued pressure from foreign investors selling large-cap banking and technology stocks. While the index closed at 1,766.65 points on October 28 as liquidity improved and the banking sector led a modest recovery, the market faced renewed selling pressure by the end of the month. The VN-Index fell 32.53 points, or 1.83 percent, to close at 1,741.62, while the HNX-Index dropped 1.48 percent to 252.74. This period was marked by declining liquidity on the HoSE and continued net selling by foreign investors.

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VN-Index · HoSE · Vietnam · State Bank of Vietnam · Vingroup

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Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam stock market and commodity updates

    The VN-Index rose 0.77% to 1,774.15 points, ending a four-week decline, while domestic gasoline prices decreased significantly.

  2. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Vietnam stock market faces volatility amid liquidity and foreign selling pressures

    Vietnam's VN-Index faces challenges in November due to declining liquidity, foreign net selling, and weak cash flow, despite potential support from upcoming corporate earnings.

  3. [BUSINESS] 27 sources
    Vingroup reports nine-month profit surge to 43.7 trillion VND

    Vingroup's nine-month profit reached 43.7 trillion VND, a sixfold increase, driven by electric vehicle and real estate growth.

  4. [BUSINESS] 14 sources
    Vietnam stock market and currency markets show volatility

    Vietnam's VN-Index and currency markets faced volatility on October 27, with the stock index adjusting downward amid low liquidity and the USD strengthening globally ahead of major central bank meetings.

  5. [BUSINESS] 16 sources
    Vietnam financial markets show volatility amid currency and stock shifts

    Vietnam's financial markets face mixed signals as the VN-Index attempts a technical recovery amid high interest rates, while the Japanese Yen and USD fluctuate on global monetary policy shifts.

  6. [BUSINESS] 9 sources
    VN-Index falls below 1,700-point threshold amid market decline

    The VN-Index fell below the 1,700-point mark after seven consecutive losing sessions, though mid-cap stocks in securities and real estate showed signs of recovery amid increased liquidity.

  7. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Vietnam stock market faces pressure as VN-Index nears 1,700-point support

    Vietnam's VN-Index faces a six-session losing streak, dropping toward the 1,700-point mark amid heavy foreign net selling and significant pressure on large-cap stocks like Vingroup and FPT.

  8. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    VN-Index falls 14 points as Vingroup stocks weigh on market

    The VN-Index fell 0.81% to 1,720.98 on October 12, driven by heavy losses in Vingroup stocks, despite resilience in the steel and banking sectors.

  9. [BUSINESS] 13 sources
    Vietnam economy: VND appreciates as stock market faces pressure

    Vietnam's economy shows mixed signals as the VND appreciates against the USD, the VN-Index faces downward pressure toward 1,800 points, and real estate firms increasingly rely on bonds for funding.

  10. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    VN-Index faces downward pressure amid foreign selling

    The VN-Index fell for five consecutive sessions, closing at 1,737.71 points. High interest rates and significant foreign net selling are driving volatility as investors await Q3 earnings results.

  11. [BUSINESS] 12 sources
    Vietnam stock market declines as VN-Index falls for third consecutive session

    The VN-Index fell for a third straight session to close at 1,768.62 points, pressured by heavy foreign selling and large-cap declines, even as SJC gold prices surged significantly.

  12. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    VN-Index faces volatility amid market correction and global policy shifts

    The VN-Index has dropped below 1,800 points following a sharp weekly correction. Analysts expect continued volatility ahead of the Fed's policy decision and the upcoming FTSE Russell market upgrade.

  13. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    VN-Index reverses morning gains to close lower at 1,827 points

    The VN-Index reversed morning gains to close down 0.18% at 1,827 points, as selling pressure near the 1,850 resistance level led to significant volatility across banking and large-cap stocks.

  14. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Vietnam stock market faces liquidity decline and VN-Index volatility

    Vietnam's stock market faces declining liquidity and downward pressure on the VN-Index, while global copper supply shows a significant concentration in US warehouses.

  15. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Vietnam stock market VN-Index drops 64 points amid heavy selling

    The VN-Index fell 64 points in two sessions amid heavy selling in real estate and large-cap stocks, as foreign investors continue significant net selling in the Vietnamese market.

  16. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    VN-Index market outlook: Analysts project potential recovery amid key support levels

    Analysts provide mixed outlooks for the VN-Index, with potential targets between 1,850-1,950 points if liquidity recovers, though critical support levels near 1,740 points remain vital for stability.

  17. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    VN-Index approaches resistance zone after two-week recovery

    Vietnam's VN-Index has gained nearly 2% over two weeks, reaching 1,768.06 points, but faces resistance at the 1,775–1,810 range amid investor caution and global uncertainty.

  18. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Foreign investors pour billions into Vietnam stock market via P‑Notes

    Foreign investors, using anonymous P‑Notes from banks like Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, have poured billions of dong into Vietnam's blue‑chip stocks after a two‑month market dip, signaling renewed confidence.

  19. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index climbs on oil & gas rally and foreign investor activity

    VN-Index rose over 3 points to 1,768 as oil‑gas and state‑owned stocks surged, while foreign investors bought DMX worth 682 bn VND and sold VHM 285 bn VND.

  20. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam stock market could rebound 80‑100% after steep declines, says Vinacapital analyst

    Vinacapital’s Đinh Đức Minh says Vietnam’s equity market historically rebounds 80‑100% after sharp drops, with current cheap valuations and a flat index (excluding VinGroup) suggesting a potential recovery.

  21. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index rebounds 3% as July slump eases

    Vietnam’s VN-Index rose about 3% in the week to July 31, ending a four‑week decline and sparking optimism for August as Q2 earnings boost valuations, though foreign net selling and weak liquidity persist.

  22. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Vietnam stock market plunge sees VN30 stocks drop 25‑40%

    Vietnam’s VN30 stocks have fallen 25‑40%, with PNJ halving in price. Thin liquidity and recent reforms spark cautious buying amid a market near the 1,680‑point support level.

  23. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Vingroup expands globally as Vietnam's property market slows

    Vingroup rolls out overseas projects amid Vietnam's slowing property market, while the VN‑Index rebounds cautiously, risking a bull‑trap.

  24. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    US Fed Holds Rates as Markets Slip, Vietnam Stocks React

    The Fed kept rates steady, driving a U.S. market sell‑off and oil surge; Vietnam’s VN‑Index fell over 200 points as investors gauge a 36% chance of a Fed hike.

  25. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam VN-Index falls over 100 points as sell pressure intensifies

    Vietnam's VN-Index dropped over 100 points to 1,686, a 5.6% fall, amid broad sector sell‑offs and net foreign selling of VND 3.8 trn; analysts see oversold signs and potential support at 1,650‑1,660.

  26. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Vietnam's soaring margin debt and bank credit spur financial‑market risk

    Vietnam's margin debt triples to 445 trn VND, floating mortgage rates climb, banks add 1.46 trn VND credit, and officials push price control and new investment projects, raising financial‑market risk.

  27. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index falls 62 points amid mixed fund performance

    Vietnam's VN-Index slid 62 points to 1,668 as foreign sellers pressed lower, while only three of 15 large foreign funds posted gains, led by Korea‑registered KIM Vietnam Growth Fund.

  28. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's June 2026 Bank Rates Hit 10.5% as Securities Industry Profits Jump 51% in Q2

    Vietnam's June 2026 average bank rate rose to 10.5% and the securities sector's Q2 profit jumped 51% to VND 15.2 trillion, led by six firms that captured most earnings.

  29. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    VN-Index slides for third week as liquidity dries and investors await earnings boost

    VN‑Index fell for a third week, closing at 1,787.45 points as liquidity shrank and foreign investors sold. Analysts point to global macro trends, Q2 earnings and capital flows, urging focus on banks, steel and

  30. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong secures 4.9% stake in LPBank

    Pham Nhat Vuong bought a 4.894% stake in LPBank for about VND 6.7 trillion, part of a VND 63 trillion M&A surge in Vietnam’s H1 2026, dominated by real estate and finance deals.

  31. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index falls 40 points as foreign investors sell 2.08 trillion VND in a week

    Foreign investors sold about 2.08 trillion VND across Vietnam’s markets this week, pulling the VN‑Index down 40 points to 1,787.45, with net buying led by VNM and net selling led by FPT.

  32. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam Brokers Show Diverging Q2 2026 Profits as VN-Index Faces Technical Pressure

    Vietnam broker profits in Q2 2026 diverge sharply, with ABS soaring and VBSE plunging, while analysts flag VN‑Index technical support and caution amid rising oil prices.

  33. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam's MWG to pay 1.5 trn VND cash dividend as earnings surge

    MWG set a July 30 record date for a 10 % cash dividend (~1.5 trn VND) and announced H1 2026 revenue of 95,305 trn VND, up 29 %, driven by DMX and Bách Hóa Xanh expansion.

  34. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's ANI shares surge 230% in two weeks amid trading anomalies

    ANI shares jumped 230% in two weeks on low liquidity, while several Vietnamese banks rose 14‑26% thanks to HoSE listings and dividend plans, contrasting a weak overall market.

  35. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    VietinBank Fund Takes 7.5% Stake, Becomes Major Shareholder in PC1 Group

    VietinBank Fund boosted its PC1 Group stake to 7.54% on 9 July 2026, becoming a major shareholder amid a police probe of seven company executives.

  36. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam stock market sees low liquidity as investors await Q2 earnings

    Vietnam's VN‑Index trading volume stays low, down over 20% from recent averages as investors await Q2 earnings; foreign and domestic investors have sold billions, but analysts see a possible rebound if results,

  37. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City property market and VN‑Index both grapple with low liquidity

    Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City property market and the VN‑Index face weak liquidity, stagnant prices and falling trading volumes amid solid macro growth.

  38. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Dong Nai water provider DVW announces 3,000 VND per‑share dividend for July

    Dong Nai water services firm DVW will pay a 30% cash dividend of 3,000 VND per share on July 31, 2026, costing about 7 billion VND, marking its eighth consecutive year of payouts.

  39. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnamese banks sue borrowers over small credit‑card debts

    Vietnamese banks are suing credit‑card borrowers with debts of VND 20‑50 million, imposing overdue interest up to 150 % and court‑ordered repayments, as shown by recent rulings in Gia Lai.

  40. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's Military Bank and Vietcombank announce sizable cash dividends

    Military Bank will pay an 8,055 bn VND cash dividend (10%) for 2025, while Vietcombank approved a 3,760 bn VND cash dividend (4.5%) and issued a 100 bn VND bond.

  41. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index may retake historic highs as macro and technical support sharpen

    Vietcap sees VN‑Index possibly returning to its historic peak, backed by lower oil prices and strong GDP growth, but warns of U.S. tariff risk and calls for caution amid key technical support levels.

  42. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index stalls amid low liquidity and continued foreign selling

    VN-Index fell 0.53% to 1,862 points as low liquidity and net foreign selling persisted; analysts await a catalyst beyond earnings, citing macro growth and a possible boost from Vingroup's share issue.

  43. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's Military Bank MB to pay record 8 trillion VND cash dividend to shareholders

    Vietnam's top banks announce massive cash dividends, with Military Bank MB set to pay about 8 trillion VND (10% cash) on 17 July, while LPBank, Techcombank, VIB, ACB and others issue payouts ranging from 3% to

  44. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's central bank reports credit debt topping 19.97 million billion dong

    Vietnam's central bank said credit debt hit over 19.97 million billion dong, up 7.41 % YoY, and set a 15 % growth target for 2026 while tightening real‑estate lending and keeping the dong stable.

  45. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam's Thiên Long and Vinaconex announce July 2026 dividend payouts

    Thiên Long will pay a 10% cash dividend (1,000 VND/share) and Vinaconex an 8% cash dividend (800 VND/share) on 15 July 2026, with Vinaconex also issuing an 8% stock dividend and recent share‑holding changes.

  46. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Foreign investors net buy in Vietnam markets lifts bank stocks in early July

    Vietnam’s VN‑Index fell 17 points on June 30 amid foreign net selling, then rose 7 points on July 1 as foreign investors snapped up about VND 132 bn, led by bank shares such as VPB.

  47. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam stock market sees huge liquidity surge in Vinaconex and HSC shares

    Vinaconex shares surged with five‑fold liquidity, while HSC saw massive block trades and unveiled a new share offering, highlighting a sharp liquidity boost in Vietnam's stock market.

  48. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam advances circular packaging and green‑credit safeguards amid greenwashing concerns

    Vietnam’s C.P. Vietnam showcases circular packaging for feed‑farm‑food, while green‑credit expands tenfold, prompting calls for stricter criteria to curb greenwashing.

  49. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's Green SM raises capital over $1 billion ahead of Hong Kong IPO

    Vietnam's Green SM boosted its charter capital to 54,000 billion VND (over $1 billion), its fourth increase this year, as it prepares for a 2027 Hong Kong IPO.

  50. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    LPBank rally and pullback spurs VN-Index to close week in green

    LPBank surged over 10% after Phạm Nhật Vượng’s stake purchase, then fell 5.36%, while the VN‑Index closed up 0.47% at 1,871.91 amid broader market gains and new banking regulations.

  51. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vinpearl secures $255 million investment from SeaTown and Oman Investment Authority

    Vinpearl secured a $255 million investment from SeaTown and Oman’s sovereign fund, issuing convertible dividend preference shares to fund its tourism expansion.

  52. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnamese listed firms Giay Viet Tri and Vinhomes declare record cash dividends

    Giay Viet Tri and Vinhomes announced record cash dividends for 2025, with payouts of 3,000 VND and 6,000 VND per share respectively, totalling billions of dong.

  53. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam central bank opens $28 billion credit channel for Vingroup and Sun Group megaprojects

    Vietnam's central bank lets banks exclude $28 billion of loans for Vingroup, Sun Group and Masterise projects from credit‑growth limits, boosting infrastructure financing while keeping the system‑wide target at

  54. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam's central bank loosens credit rules as banks lend over VND 1 trillion

    Vietnam's central bank revised LDR rules, raised short‑term loan caps and eased real‑estate credit limits, prompting banks to lend over VND 1.08 quadrillion in the first half of 2024, mainly to production and建设

  55. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam stock market stays frontier in MSCI June review

    MSCI’s June 2024 review kept Vietnam off the Watch List, maintaining its frontier‑market status due to lingering foreign‑ownership limits and other criteria, despite recent reforms.

  56. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's green credit surpasses 828 trillion dong

    Vietnam’s green credit portfolio hits over 828 trillion dong across 82 lenders, driven by agriculture and renewable energy, but SMEs face hurdles; a 2 % interest‑rate support decree is being prepared.

  57. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Pham Nhat Vuong's LPBank stake fuels sharp share surge

    Pham Nhat Vuong’s 4.9% stake in LPBank sparked a 13% share jump, record‑high trades and a VND 920 billion gain for the billionaire, lifting Vietnam’s market.

  58. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's Sacombank plans up to 20 trillion VND bond issuance as market reforms tighten

    Sacombank aims to issue up to 20 trillion VND in private bonds by 2026, while Vietnam's new Decree 200 tightens corporate bond market rules and projects 539 trillion VND issuance in 2025.

  59. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Vietnam stock market sees net foreign sell‑off amid MSCI reform progress

    Foreign investors net‑sold ~3 trn VND of Vietnamese stocks as the VN‑Index rose 1.84% to 1,824.53, ending a four‑week decline. MSCI notes reform progress but still cites barriers, keeping Vietnam’s rating unre‑

  60. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index and South Korea's KOSPI rise in June week

    Vietnam's VN-Index slipped modestly while South Korea's KOSPI broke 9,000 points, both driven by foreign flows and shifting investor sentiment in mid‑June.

  61. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam VN-Index swings on Vingroup rally and foreign selling

    Vietnam's VN‑Index fell to 1,824.53 amid foreign selling, then rose to 1,830.47 as Vingroup shares added over 33 points, highlighting market volatility.

  62. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vinpearl and Vinhomes, Vingroup affiliates, launch major financing moves

    Vinpearl will sell up to 100 million preferred shares to raise ~8 trn VND, while Vinhomes plans a record cash dividend of ~25 trn VND and a stock dividend, marking Vietnam’s largest payout.

  63. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vingroup shares drag VN-Index lower as foreign investors sell

    Vingroup stocks fell sharply, prompting foreign investors to sell net 3.2 trn VND and pulling the VN-Index down, while regulators consider raising short‑term funding limits to aid banks.

  64. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's Vinamilk and Vinhomes set record cash dividends for 2025

    Vinamilk will pay about VND 3.9 trn in cash dividends for 2025, while Vinhomes plans a VND 6,000 per share payout totaling around VND 25 trn, both with June registration deadlines.

  65. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam banking system faces liquidity squeeze amid rapid credit growth

    Vietnam's banks face a liquidity crunch as credit expands faster than deposits, raising LDR to 115% and interbank rates near 20%, while the economy sees strong textile exports and ongoing FDI inflows.

  66. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam firms grapple with talent retention and banking strategy convergence

    Vietnam firms face talent‑retention hurdles amid generational shifts, while banks converge on similar digital, retail and profitability strategies.

  67. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam achieves unique milestone in Heritage Foundation Economic Freedom Index

    Vietnam scored 64.4 points, ranking 66th in the 2026 Economic Freedom Index – the only nation with such a large improvement since 1995, reflecting market reforms.

  68. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index nears 1,800 points as foreign inflows boost market

    Vietnam's VN‑Index rose to 1,799.31 on June 15, driven by strong foreign buying, broad market gains and many securities stocks hitting limit‑up levels.

  69. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    VN-Index dips below 1,800 points as market sees mixed sector moves

    The VN‑Index slipped to 1,798.61, ending below 1,800 as 371 stocks fell, with mixed sector activity and foreign investors net selling about VND 512 bn.

  70. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's economy remains resilient as banks pivot to partnership-focused retail services

    Vietnam's economy stays resilient despite higher energy costs and a widening trade deficit, while banks like Standard Chartered shift toward partnership-focused retail services for affluent clients.

  71. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam adopts decree on corporate bond issuance

    Vietnam's government issued Decree 200/2026, setting rules for domestic and international corporate bond issuance, including issuance principles, disclosure, green‑bond tracking and strict amendment conditions.

  72. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Foreign investors dump nearly 900 bn VND of Vietnamese stocks

    Foreign investors sold a net 868 bn VND on June 9 and 536 bn VND on June 10, targeting major Vietnamese stocks; the VN‑Index rose modestly while market liquidity stayed low.

  73. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Vietnam VN-Index plunges near 50 points as global risk‑off pressure mounts

    Vietnam's VN‑Index fell nearly 50 points, breaking below 1,800 amid global risk‑off and Fed rate‑hike concerns; analysts expect a short‑term range of 1,830‑1,850 and urge caution.

  74. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam banks see narrowing margins and modest valuations amid slowing profit growth

    Vietnam’s banks face shrinking net interest margins, low P/E ratios and modest profit growth, but analysts see long‑term value supported by state policies and strong asset quality.

  75. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam's VN-Index nudges higher as Hạ Long Beer declares record dividend

    VN-Index rose 7 points to 1,838.9 amid low liquidity, driven by Vingroup and VJC, while Hạ Long Beer announced a record 12,500 VND cash dividend.

  76. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Vietnam Stock Market Mixed: DST Shares Surge, VN-Index Falls

    DST shares hit a VND 9,000 limit‑up for the 8th day despite zero core revenue, while Vietnam's VN‑Index fell for a seventh session, down 0.41% to 1,819 points, though more stocks rose than fell.

  77. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam's stock market faces credit‑driven valuation reset amid IPO surge

    Vietnam's broker debt may rise 40% by 2026 as GDP targets boost credit, while the VN‑Index steadies near 1,850 points amid an expected $40 bn IPO wave.

  78. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Vietnam finance sees bullish stock outlook and streamlined damaged‑currency exchange rules

    Vietnam's VN‑Index hits new highs with cautious optimism, while the central bank drafts easier rules for swapping damaged cash.

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