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The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 128 unlisted public companies, declined for a second day on Tuesday following losses in the official bourses.

Many investors are profiteers using insider information.

Vietnam was estimated to run a trade deficit of $535 million in the first five months of the year, equaling to 1.23% of the country’s export revenue in the period, the General Department of Vietnam Customs said.

The State Securities Commission, the stock market watchdog, must strictly deal with any wrongdoings regarding several investors' purchase of Sacombank shares which led to the lender's acquisition, said Finance Minister Vuong Dinh Hue.

The Ministry of Construction plans to privatize 8 wholly state-owned firms in the industry in 2015, the local state-run online newspaper Vietnamplus reported.

Vietnamese stocks kicked off the new week it gains on hold, however, liquidity stayed low as caution remained.

Foreigners continued to sell Vietnamese shares today on the primary bourse, but they were net buyers in the smaller cap exchange, level of participation fell.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 128 unlisted public companies, bucked trend to ended lower on Monday.

Vietnamese stocks rose today with rising liquidity as both local and foreign investors were more active today and market was supported with the news that Vietnam will boost credit growth in the last 6 months of the year to reach its GDP growth target