Foreign investors sold a net amount of nearly 2 trillion VND as the VN-Index plummeted by 62 points, closing at 1,668 points. This significant sell-off affected several major stocks, with SSI leading the losses.
The VN-Index has officially dropped below the 1,700-point mark, hitting its lowest level in nearly four months due to widespread selling. Investor sentiment has turned cautious, leading to significant sell-offs as the market grapples with ongoing pressure.
The USD exchange rate in Vietnam's black market has seen a significant decline, with rates dropping to nearly 26,000 VND. This marks a decrease of around 250 VND compared to earlier in the week, reflecting a broader trend of falling rates.
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The VN-Index experienced a significant decline of over 43 points at the start of the week, marking its lowest level since early April. The sell-off was driven by widespread pressure on stocks, with many investors liquidating their holdings.
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On July 18, gold prices experienced a notable increase, reversing previous trends. Domestic gold prices adjusted upwards by approximately 700,000 to 1 million VND per tael.
On July 16, silver prices experienced a significant drop, nearing 59 million VND per kilogram. This decline is attributed to pressures from the US dollar and rising bond yields.
On July 16, foreign investors were active in the stock market, net buying over 620 billion VND in three bluechip stocks: VHM, ACB, and VIC. This marked a return to a net buying position after a previous selling spree.
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The VN-Index closed down nearly 30 points, marking its steepest decline in three months, as strong selling pressure pushed the index below the 1,800-point mark. This downturn coincides with ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which analysts warn could further impact market stability.
Shares of Phu Nhuan Jewelry (PNJ) experienced a significant surge, reaching their ceiling price, despite new developments in a diamond smuggling case involving company personnel. The stock rose to 46,900 VND per share during trading on July 14.