Stock Market

The VN-Index and HNX-Index exhibited a contrasting performance amidst weakening ADX indications, hinting at a potential sideways trend with interspersed gains and losses in upcoming sessions.

The precious metal surged as the US dollar weakened and concerns grew over US government debt. Global stock markets traded cautiously after the US House of Representatives passed Trump's tax bill. Financial markets ended the week on a volatile note, with investors flocking to safe-haven assets amid heightened uncertainty.

" Hanoi Beer Trading Joint Stock Company - Hung Yen 89, with a capacity of 35 million liters per year and an extensive distribution network in the North, will be trading on UPCoM under the ticker BHH. Despite a loss in the first quarter of 2025, the company aims for a 13% growth in net profit for the full year, coupled with a commitment to continue paying cash dividends."

Vingroup is set to break records with its ambitious plan to construct a world-class exhibition center, aiming for a top 10 global ranking, in an unprecedented 10.5-month timeline.

"Mr. Dang Hong Anh, Chairman of DHA Investment One Member Co., Ltd. (DHAC), announced promising financial results for 2024. The company reported a profit after tax of over VND 1.8 billion, doubling the previous year's figure, and a successful elimination of bond debt. This impressive performance showcases DHAC's robust financial health and strategic growth."

The money flow showed a shift towards mid- and small-cap stocks in the afternoon session, with many of these stocks witnessing a sharp rise in prices. While the large-cap VN30 stocks still hold the majority weight on the HoSE exchange, it is the smaller stocks that are currently the main attraction for individual investors.

As of May 21st, the Employees Provident Fund Board owns 45,600,446 shares, accounting for 1.021% of the capital at ACB.

For over six decades, the legendary investor-led Berkshire Hathaway has meticulously crafted a stock portfolio boasting a staggering value of nearly $290 billion.

The recent announcement of tariffs by the US, imposing up to 46% on exports from Vietnam, presents a significant challenge for various economic sectors, particularly industrial real estate. This industry has traditionally thrived on foreign direct investment and the demand for expanded production capabilities.

Kelly Yin Hon Wong has been appointed as the new CEO of VNG, effective May 20th. With a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the industry, Mr. Wong is well-positioned to lead the company into its next phase of growth and success.