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VN-Index experiences significant fluctuations
The VN-Index has seen a series of ups and downs, with notable rebounds and declines driven by investor sentiment and market pressures.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 9 November 2026.
The story so far as of 9 November 2026
On 16 October, the VN-Index rose by nearly 8 points, regaining the 1,700-point mark after seven sessions of decline. On 21 October, it surged over 46 points to 1,738, marking its most significant rise in six months, driven by stocks of Pham Nhat Vuong's companies. However, on 2 November, the index dropped over 30 points due to margin call pressures. A rebound occurred on 4 November, with the VN-Index rising nearly 2% on broad-based buying. On 9 November, the index fell nearly 25 points amid selling pressure, approaching the 1,700-point mark before narrowing losses.
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Coverage, day by day
- Markets
VN-Index Drops Nearly 25 Points Amid Selling Pressure
Impact Investors in Vietnam's stock market face increased volatility as the VN-Index experiences significant fluctuations.
Sources: VnExpress ↗
- Markets
VN-Index rebounds nearly 2% on broad-based buying
Impact Investors in Vietnam's stock market benefit from the VN-Index rebound, particularly in technology and financial sectors.
Sources: Vietnam News Economy ↗
- Markets
VN-Index drops over 30 points amid margin calls
Impact Stock market investors face increased volatility and risk, affecting trading activities.
Sources: VnExpress ↗
- Markets
VN-Index surges over 46 points, led by Pham Nhat Vuong's stocks
Impact Investors in Vietnamese equities see gains as the VN-Index posts its largest rise in six months.
Sources: Dan Tri Kinh doanh ↗
- Markets
VN-Index rebounds, climbing nearly 8 points
Impact Investors in Vietnam's stock market see a short-term recovery, potentially boosting confidence and trading volumes.
Sources: VnExpress ↗
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