The article reports on daily market movements, with MWG hitting the ceiling limit on high volume due to IPO expectations for its subsidiary, while Vin-group and real estate stocks corrected sharply, and oil & gas stocks rose.
Analysts from MBS and KBSV are optimistic about the Vietnamese oil & gas sector's profit prospects in Q1 2026 due to sustained high oil prices, specifically recommending stocks PVS and PVT for investment.
On April 10, 2026, the VN-Index rose 0.77% despite narrowing gains in the afternoon, with the energy sector significantly outperforming by 5.57%. Foreign investors were net buyers on both HOSE and HNX, focusing on stocks like TCB, HPG, and PVS.
On April 10th, the Vietnamese stock market maintained its positive momentum with VN-Index increasing over 17 points, led by strong performance in the energy, finance, and real estate sectors. Foreign investors were net buyers, focusing on TCB and HPG, while the information technology and some healthcare stocks saw declines.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade explained that late-night fuel price adjustments are a flexible measure to promptly respond to volatile global prices, ensure accuracy, prevent speculation, and stabilize the market, while also ensuring supply amidst global conflicts.
Vietnam recorded a record 345,979 new domestic investor accounts in March, surpassing the government's 2030 target, while foreign investors also opened 427 new accounts. Despite this strong investor interest, the VN-Index fell by 10.95% in March, accompanied by significant foreign net selling and increased trading liquidity.
The VN-Index recorded a historic 79-point surge, its largest absolute gain ever, driven by strong buying demand and positive news regarding a potential market upgrade by FTSE Russell and easing Middle East tensions. This broad market rally saw significant gains across major sectors like securities, banking, real estate, and oil & gas, with liquidity doubling.
The EIA warns that global oil prices, specifically Brent crude, are expected to remain high at an average of $96 this year, despite a potential ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, due to persistent supply disruption concerns and the time needed for full recovery of oil flows. This forecast suggests sustained high fuel costs for consumers and businesses globally, impacting sectors like aviation and logistics.
Steel stocks surged strongly on April 14, leading a broad market rally with the VN-Index surpassing 1,775 points, driven by strong domestic and foreign cash flow and positive sentiment around lower interest rates and public investment.
Vietnamese commercial banks have proactively reduced deposit and lending interest rates following a meeting with the new SBV Governor, leading to an immediate positive reaction in the stock market with the VN-Index recovering over 13 points. This move is seen as a significant support for the market, attracting capital back into banking, oil & gas, and fertilizer sectors.