The Stock Market Breakthrough: Scaling New Heights in 2025

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The upgrade of the stock market from frontier to emerging status is a significant and correct government initiative, closely monitored and directed by the Prime Minister in the past term. The goal is to have the Vietnamese stock market upgraded to emerging status by 2025, as outlined in the approved Strategy for the Development of the Stock Market until 2030.

The Cash Flows into Mid and Small-Cap Stocks

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Although the VN-Index closed today with a modest gain of 0.39%, nearly a hundred stocks outperformed, rising over 1% against their reference prices. The large-cap VN30 basket contributed only 6 tickers to this group, with the remainder being mid and small-cap stocks. Notably, several of these high-performing stocks also featured among the market's leaders in terms of liquidity.

The Cash Continues to Flow into Mid and Small Cap Stocks

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Although the VN-Index closed today with a modest gain of 0.39%, nearly a hundred stocks outperformed, rising over 1% against their reference prices. The large-cap VN30 basket contributed only 6 stocks to this tally, with the remainder comprising mid-and small-cap stocks. Notably, several of these high-performing stocks featured among the market's leaders in terms of liquidity.

The Cash Flows into Mid and Small-Cap Stocks

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Although the VN-Index closed today with a modest gain of 0.39%, nearly a hundred stocks outperformed, rising over 1% compared to their reference prices. Notably, only six of these were from the VN30 basket, with the majority being small- and mid-cap stocks. Among these, several high-liquidity stocks stood out, leading the market's gains.

The Stock Market Blog: Expecting a Difference from Earnings Reports

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The large-cap stocks, notably FPT and the banking sector, bore the brunt of today's market downturn. Despite the sea of red, there were pockets of resilience. Impressively, many stocks witnessed robust cash flow support, indicating inherent strength that could set them apart in upcoming sessions.

The Foreign Sell-Off: A $1.4 Billion Rout Sends Blue-Chip Stocks Tumbling

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The VN-Index remained lackluster in the afternoon session, but many resilient stocks gained strength. The index was heavily impacted by the drag of large-cap stocks, with the VN30-Index plunging to a 16-session low as foreign selling pressure weighed down on these stocks. FPT took a significant hit, evaporating 5.15% in value.

The Profit Update for Q4 2024: A Market Surge with Real Estate Leading the...

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In Q4 2024, the market's after-tax profit rose by 20.9% year-over-year, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of steady growth. Several industries witnessed remarkable growth spurts during this period, notably Real Estate and Retail, which significantly contributed to the overall positive performance.

The Red-Hot Market: FPT in the Eye of the Storm, Foreign Outflows Galore

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The investor community reacted rather negatively on the first trading session of the Year of the Wood Snake, as Vietnamese markets reopened after a two-week Lunar New Year holiday amidst a volatile international backdrop. The tech-heavy NASDAQ composite index fell sharply, and this was reflected in the performance of FPT Corporation, which faced the brunt of the selling pressure. The stock tumbled as global tech stocks experienced a broad-based decline, with the impact of this trend finally catching up to the Vietnamese market.

The Stock Market: Capital Flows Unbound

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The external factor has significantly faded, and the domestic market today witnessed a robust recovery with surging liquidity, despite FPT's trading decrease. The breadth of stocks, index gains, and liquidity all aligned, indicating a consensus and a positive shift in market sentiment.

The Highest Central Exchange Rate in a Year

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As of February 4th, the Dollar Index weakened by 0.5% to 108.96, retreating from a three-week high of 109.88 touched the previous day. Despite this, the USD/VND rate remained under pressure as markets forecast a diminishing likelihood of the FED executing two interest rate cuts this year, with the probability now sitting at just under 50%.

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