Nine new Vietnamese stock codes have been added: EVG, HPX, HLD, IMP, PTB, SGR, TVB, ILB, and TTF. Conversely, only two codes, NBB and VDP, were removed.
Following the May review, the Small Cap basket added 17 stocks, bringing the total number of stocks to 427.
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As of July 31, 2025, Vietnamese stocks still had the highest weight in the Small Cap basket, at 28.76%. Bangladesh followed with 16%. However, Vietnam had no representation in the top 10 codes by weight.
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The changes will take effect after the market closes on August 26, with trading commencing on August 27, 2025. The next review will occur on November 5, 2025, CEST (UTC +1, Central European Time), which is the early morning of November 6, 2025, in Vietnam.
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Technical Analysis for August 14: Optimism Persists
The VN-Index and HNX-Index both climbed in the morning session, but the lack of significant improvement in liquidity revealed the prevailing cautious sentiment among investors.
The Vietnam Stock Market: Legally Prepared for Seamless Afternoon Trading, T+0
In the coming months, the Vietnamese stock market is set to introduce several notable products and initiatives. Among these are extended trading hours, potentially including a lunch break; the implementation of T+0 trading; and allowing the sale of securities “on the way home.” The legal framework and systems are in place, and the market eagerly anticipates the rollout of these initiatives by the relevant authorities.
The Top Stocks to Watch at the Start of the 14th of August
The stock market is a dynamic and ever-changing landscape, and keeping up with the biggest gainers and losers is crucial for investors. Vietstock’s statistical insights offer a glimpse into the rising and falling stocks, providing valuable information for those seeking to make informed investment decisions.
Valuing the Stock Market: Capital Increases Remain Vital Despite Premium Pricing
The stockbroking industry is riding a wave of success, with the Vietnamese stock market reaching unprecedented heights. While the valuation of stockbroking firms is no longer a bargain, capital increases remain pivotal for companies to compete and ride the wave of market upgrades and digital asset initiatives.
The Unloved Export Stock: FPTS Divests from May Song Hong
FPT Securities (FPTS, HOSE: FTS) seeks to further divest its stake in May Song Hong (HOSE: MSH) amidst a cautious market sentiment towards stocks of exporting businesses.
