
Will the VN-Index regain the 1.800-point mark next week?
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.

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 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.

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.

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

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

After three consecutive days of decline, the VN-Index has lost more than 120 points. Is this an opportunity for investors to buy stocks at the bottom?

The stock market continued to be in the red today (March 20th), with the VN-Index falling 51,3 points to 1.647,8 points.

In today's trading session on March 13th, the VN-Index continued to fall by more than 13 points, dropping below 1.700 points.

According to many experts' predictions, next week, the VN-Index may break through the low of February 10th, falling to around the 1.700 - 1.720 point range.

Widespread selling pressure across large-cap stocks, coupled with sharp declines in securities firms, caused the VN-Index to lose more than 40 points.

At the close of trading today (March 3), the VN-Index continued to fall by 33 points, with increased selling pressure, especially from the beginning of the afternoon session.

The VN-Index fell sharply amid concerns over geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with the market plunging into the red.

According to experts, with the VN-Index fluctuating around 1.900 points, investors should restructure their portfolios by reducing the proportion of stocks that have risen sharply.

According to experts, although not experiencing a boom, the stock market will continue its upward trend this week and may reach new highs.

The VN-Index rose in today's trading session (January 9th), increasing by 12,34 points to reach 1.867 points, thus closing the first week of the new year at a record high.

At the close of trading today, January 7th, the VN-Index rose 45,31 points to 1.861 points, its highest level ever.

In the final trading session of 2025 (December 31st), the VN-Index rose nearly 18 points to almost 1.785 points, marking a 40% increase this year.

Last week, the VN-Index at one point dropped by nearly 119 points, leaving many investors wondering whether they should invest in "buying the dip" early.

After plummeting more than 50 points in the morning session, the VN-Index staged a spectacular turnaround, regaining the 1.700-point mark it had lost earlier.

The stock market is set to experience a surge in liquidity, index gains, and many memorable milestones in 2025.

In this afternoon's trading session (December 16th), the stock market quickly reversed course, turning green, with the VN-Index rising sharply by 33 points.

At the close of trading on Friday, the VN-Index plummeted 52 points, falling to 1.646, marking its sharpest decline in nearly two months.

At the close of trading today (December 10th), the VN-Index was in the red, with several stocks that had previously hit the ceiling price for several sessions now reversing course and falling to the floor price.

VIC shares hit the ceiling price again in today's trading session (December 8th), adding 76.290 billion VND to Vingroup's market capitalization, reaching nearly 12 million USD.

According to experts, the stock market next week will likely struggle to break through but may still rise; investors should maintain a reasonable investment ratio.

The VN-Index started December with a trading session that gained 10,68 points, reaching 1.701,67 points.

In today's trading session, the VN-Index fell below the 1.600-point mark after plummeting nearly 44 points.

Experts have issued several recommendations to investors ahead of today's stock market trading session (November 5th).