
What is holding back Vietnamese stocks from being upgraded in MSCI's ranking?
According to experts, the fact that Vietnamese stocks have not yet been included in MSCI's upgrade watch list was predictable.

According to experts, the fact that Vietnamese stocks have not yet been included in MSCI's upgrade watch list was predictable.

The strong surge in Vingroup's stock group helped the VN-Index rise nearly 1,8%, marking its biggest gain in about two months.

According to experts, the stock market next week is likely to continue its "green on the outside, red on the inside" pattern, with most stocks remaining underperforming.

Last week, the VN-Index continued to fall below the 1.800-point mark, leaving many investors wondering whether the market will be able to recover and regain that level next week.

The VN-Index has plummeted below the $1.800/ounce mark. Will the downward trend continue in the upcoming trading sessions?

The VN-Index fell by more than 48 points in the first trading session of the week, breaking through the psychological support level of 1.800 points.

In today's trading session (May 21), the VN-Index fell 16,34 points to 1.896 points, with the market mostly in the red.

At the close of trading on May 20th, the VN-Index rebounded by 0,3 points to 1.913 points, after a period of significant market volatility, at one point falling by more than 50 points.

The VN-Index continued to rise today (May 18th), reaching a new historical high of 1.927 points, breaking the previous record of 1.925 points set on May 14th.

According to experts, the VN-Index may continue to rise next week, and many stock groups will have good growth opportunities.

The surge in leading stocks during the afternoon session helped the VN-Index reach 1.925,46 points, officially setting a new historical high.

According to experts, in the coming period, real estate stocks will remain a sector with great potential and attract investors in the short term.

The VN-Index continued its upward trend today (May 8th), holding firm above 1.900 points, its all-time high, and concluding a week of strong performance with a gain of 61 points.

Immediately after arriving in Mumbai (Maharashtra state), General Secretary and President To Lam visited the National Stock Exchange of India.

The VN-Index today (May 7th) surpassed the 1.900-point mark and at one point during the session climbed to its highest level ever at over 1.920 points.

The VN-Index closed today at 1.891,2 points, just 10 points away from its all-time high of 1.902 set on January 13th.

Investors are paying close attention to the stock market's trend after the April 30th - May 1st holiday, especially since the index had fallen quite sharply in the trading session before the break.

The stock market lost more than 21 points today (April 29), falling to 1.854 points due to a sharp drop in VIC shares belonging to Vingroup.

According to Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang, the government aims to bring the stock market capitalization to approximately 120% of GDP by 2028, in order to create a channel for mobilizing long-term capital.

The VN-Index is predicted to continue rising next week, but experts advise investors to refrain from chasing stocks that have already experienced rapid increases.

In today's trading session (April 16), VIC shares continued to hit the ceiling price, significantly increasing the wealth of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong.

In today's trading session (April 15th), the VN-Index surpassed 1.800 points thanks to the surge in VIC and VHM shares.

At the close of trading today (April 13), the VN-Index rose nearly 9 points to 1.758 points, its highest level in the past 5 weeks.

According to experts, the VN-Index is under pressure to retest the nearest support zone of 1.700 points - 1.720 points, and investors may consider buying more shares at this time.

Thanks to support from the banking, oil and gas sectors and Vingroup shares, the VN-Index rose by more than 13 points in the trading session on April 10th.

Immediately following the news that the Vietnamese stock market had been upgraded, the VN-Index surged strongly this morning (April 8).

At 3 AM this morning (April 8th), FTSE Russell announced the results confirming that Vietnamese stocks have been upgraded to a secondary emerging market, effective September 21st.

According to experts, the stock market will remain in a consolidation phase within a narrow range next week, and investors should focus on leading stocks in their respective sectors.

The VN-Index regained the 1.700-point mark in today's trading session (April 1st), with the market predominantly showing gains.

According to experts, the VN-Index remains below 1.700 points, with many stock groups showing significant growth potential.