The surge in new accounts was predominantly driven by domestic individual investors, with 190,634 new accounts, while domestic institutional investors added 44 new accounts. In terms of foreign investors, there was a net increase of 174 accounts, comprising an increase of 186 individual accounts offset by a decrease of 12 institutional accounts.
The number of securities accounts surpassing the 10-million mark comes as the Vietnamese stock market witnessed a strong recovery from lows associated with tariff shock. The VN-Index ended May at 1,332.6 points, with trading values exceeding VND 21,656 billion per session.
 Source: Author’s Compilation
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– 5:00 PM, 6th June 2025
Which Stocks Tend to Rise in the Last Month of a Quarter?
The VN-Index rose by almost 9% in May, and investors are optimistic about its continued growth. However, a look at recent years reveals that declining stocks tend to dominate in June.
Market Pulse June 6: VN-Index Ends Week on a Sour Note, Energy Sector Stages a Comeback
The market closed with declines, as the VN-Index fell by 12.2 points (-0.91%) to 1,329.89, while the HNX-Index dropped 2.58 points (-1.12%) to 228.61. The market breadth inclined towards decliners, with 514 stocks decreasing against 246 advancing stocks. Moreover, within the VN30 basket, 22 stocks declined, 5 increased, and 3 remained unchanged, indicating a dominant red hue.
Stock Market Outlook for June 6: Will Selling Pressure Persist?
“Trading volume for the 5-6 session decreased by approximately 20%, indicating a cautious sentiment among investors as selling pressure intensified.”
The US Economy Will Weaken This Year Due to Tariff Woes.
In the latest edition of ‘Gateway To Vietnam’, organized by SSI Securities on June 5th, experts delved into the intricacies of US tariff policies and their far-reaching implications. The discussion, titled “The Art Behind the Tariff Wave”, explored how these policies impact trade flows, investment patterns, and Vietnam’s economic growth prospects.
The Stock Market Blues: Triple Trouble for Stocks as Selling Pressure Mounts and VN-Index Slips Below 1340 Points
The third consecutive session of decline witnessed a surge in liquidity, with an extremely negative breadth indicating that sellers are dominating the market. Most blue-chips are exhausted, while mid and small-cap speculative stocks are also facing heavy selling pressure.
