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Shares of the following companies had unusual (VNINDEX) moves in Vietnam trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close.

Vietnam is estimated to have incurred a trade deficit of $0.57 billion in November, down 24% on-month, the General Department of Vietnam Customs said.

Vietnamese stocks posted losses for a six day in a row as both local and foreign investors sold risky assets to cut loss seeing no sustainable rally in sight.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 127 unlisted public companies, closed flat on Tuesday.

Foreigners extended its position of net sellers on HOSE and rebounded to be net buyers on HNX today. Trading volume continued rising.

Hoang Thach Lan, head of the brokerage unit at Ho Chi Minh City-based MHB Securities Co., the equity investment arm of Mekong Housing Bank, comments on the local stock market.

Thac Ba Hydropower (TBC.VN), Vietnam's 4th largest energy company by market capitalisation, rose VND100.0 (or 1.0%) to close at VND9,800.0.

Vietnamese stocks kicked off the new week in the red, sending the index down to 31 month low as both local and foreign investors sold risky assets on market weak sentiment.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 127 unlisted public companies, closed down on Monday, following the official bourses.