Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index plunged 2.25 percent to 1,439.71 points Monday, the biggest loss in five sessions, with three blue chip tickers hitting floor prices.
Vietnam’s benchmark rose 1.56 percent to 1,465.30 points Thursday, the biggest gain in over two weeks, with banking tickers continuing to lead blue chip gains.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rose 0.27 percent to 1,442.79 points Wednesday, with several blue-chip tickers surging as bottom fishing investors took advantage of undervalued stocks.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index fell 0.96 percent to 1,438.94 points Tuesday, its fourth session in the red, as the selling spree continued among speculative stocks.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index continued to plunge Tuesday morning, losing by up to 18 points, as the ripple effect of plunging speculative stocks dragged the market down.
Renewable energy developer Trungnam Group has launched its first offshore wind power plant at a cost of nearly VND5 trillion ($219.3 million) in the Mekong Delta.
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index plunges by over 43 points Monday, a six-week low, as panic selling sent nearly 87 percent of tickers on the main bourse falling.
