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26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure
In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.June 29, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed
The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance
Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.June 29, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns
The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.June 26, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.June 26, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained
Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying
The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week
Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.June 23, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/23: Volume still worth watching
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term based on price signals from the contract. Therefore, traders may consider reopening Long positions with a moderate-to-low position size.June 23, 2026
Covered warrant 2026/06/23: Liquidity improved
During the week, liquidity in the covered warrant market improved modestly. However, declining warrants continued to outnumber advancing ones, reflecting the persistence of cautious investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the underlying market showed more positive performance as the benchmark index posted a modest recovery. This suggests that capital flows have started to improve, although investors remain unconvinced about the market's short-term growth prospects.June 23, 2026
Market Trader 2026/06/23: Capital flows rebounded
By investor group, trading activity increased across both domestic retail and domestic institutional investors, rising 38.9% and 14.3%, respectively, from the previous week.June 23, 2026
25W26: Interbank rates edged higher as SBV extends withdrawal
In 25W26, the SBV extended its net liquidity withdrawal for a third consecutive week with total withdrawals over the three-week period reaching VND106.60tn from the banking system. As a result, the interbank curve flattened as short-term rates began to rise amid tighter liquidity conditions. On the FX front, USDVND edged up to 26,318 and continued to move sideways as the U.S. dollar strengthened following the Fed’s hawkish tone and developments in the Middle East.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/22: Low liquidity
The market ended lower as liquidity declined significantly amid ETF portfolio rebalancing activities. This development suggests that investors remain cautious, implying that the market may continue to trade within a volatile and range-bound pattern in the short term until clearer signals regarding the next trend emerge.June 22, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/22: Confirmation signal still needed
Technical signals lack consistency at this stage. Therefore, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals on the next trend. Based on such signals, investors may then consider reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/22: Awaiting confirmation signals
The signals remain inconsistent. Although the breakout session points to a possible reversal of the short-term downtrend, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals before reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/19: Green returns
Although the market posted a gain, liquidity declined. Moreover, the upward momentum was driven mainly by the "Vin" stocks, while most other sectors traded cautiously. This development reflects a lack of broad-based participation from market liquidity and suggests that the current trend still requires further confirmation from the market.June 19, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/19: Breakout signal anticipation
Technical signals lack uniformity. Therefore, traders need further signals to confirm the trend. Based on these signals, investors can initiate new positions.June 19, 2026
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26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure
In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.June 29, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed
The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance
Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.June 29, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns
The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.June 26, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.June 26, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained
Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying
The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week
Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.June 23, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/23: Volume still worth watching
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term based on price signals from the contract. Therefore, traders may consider reopening Long positions with a moderate-to-low position size.June 23, 2026
Covered warrant 2026/06/23: Liquidity improved
During the week, liquidity in the covered warrant market improved modestly. However, declining warrants continued to outnumber advancing ones, reflecting the persistence of cautious investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the underlying market showed more positive performance as the benchmark index posted a modest recovery. This suggests that capital flows have started to improve, although investors remain unconvinced about the market's short-term growth prospects.June 23, 2026
Market Trader 2026/06/23: Capital flows rebounded
By investor group, trading activity increased across both domestic retail and domestic institutional investors, rising 38.9% and 14.3%, respectively, from the previous week.June 23, 2026
25W26: Interbank rates edged higher as SBV extends withdrawal
In 25W26, the SBV extended its net liquidity withdrawal for a third consecutive week with total withdrawals over the three-week period reaching VND106.60tn from the banking system. As a result, the interbank curve flattened as short-term rates began to rise amid tighter liquidity conditions. On the FX front, USDVND edged up to 26,318 and continued to move sideways as the U.S. dollar strengthened following the Fed’s hawkish tone and developments in the Middle East.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/22: Low liquidity
The market ended lower as liquidity declined significantly amid ETF portfolio rebalancing activities. This development suggests that investors remain cautious, implying that the market may continue to trade within a volatile and range-bound pattern in the short term until clearer signals regarding the next trend emerge.June 22, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/22: Confirmation signal still needed
Technical signals lack consistency at this stage. Therefore, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals on the next trend. Based on such signals, investors may then consider reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/22: Awaiting confirmation signals
The signals remain inconsistent. Although the breakout session points to a possible reversal of the short-term downtrend, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals before reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/19: Green returns
Although the market posted a gain, liquidity declined. Moreover, the upward momentum was driven mainly by the "Vin" stocks, while most other sectors traded cautiously. This development reflects a lack of broad-based participation from market liquidity and suggests that the current trend still requires further confirmation from the market.June 19, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/19: Breakout signal anticipation
Technical signals lack uniformity. Therefore, traders need further signals to confirm the trend. Based on these signals, investors can initiate new positions.June 19, 2026
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26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure
In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.June 29, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed
The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance
Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.June 29, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns
The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.June 26, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.June 26, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained
Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying
The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week
Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.June 23, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/23: Volume still worth watching
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term based on price signals from the contract. Therefore, traders may consider reopening Long positions with a moderate-to-low position size.June 23, 2026
Covered warrant 2026/06/23: Liquidity improved
During the week, liquidity in the covered warrant market improved modestly. However, declining warrants continued to outnumber advancing ones, reflecting the persistence of cautious investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the underlying market showed more positive performance as the benchmark index posted a modest recovery. This suggests that capital flows have started to improve, although investors remain unconvinced about the market's short-term growth prospects.June 23, 2026
Market Trader 2026/06/23: Capital flows rebounded
By investor group, trading activity increased across both domestic retail and domestic institutional investors, rising 38.9% and 14.3%, respectively, from the previous week.June 23, 2026
25W26: Interbank rates edged higher as SBV extends withdrawal
In 25W26, the SBV extended its net liquidity withdrawal for a third consecutive week with total withdrawals over the three-week period reaching VND106.60tn from the banking system. As a result, the interbank curve flattened as short-term rates began to rise amid tighter liquidity conditions. On the FX front, USDVND edged up to 26,318 and continued to move sideways as the U.S. dollar strengthened following the Fed’s hawkish tone and developments in the Middle East.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/22: Low liquidity
The market ended lower as liquidity declined significantly amid ETF portfolio rebalancing activities. This development suggests that investors remain cautious, implying that the market may continue to trade within a volatile and range-bound pattern in the short term until clearer signals regarding the next trend emerge.June 22, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/22: Confirmation signal still needed
Technical signals lack consistency at this stage. Therefore, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals on the next trend. Based on such signals, investors may then consider reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/22: Awaiting confirmation signals
The signals remain inconsistent. Although the breakout session points to a possible reversal of the short-term downtrend, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals before reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/19: Green returns
Although the market posted a gain, liquidity declined. Moreover, the upward momentum was driven mainly by the "Vin" stocks, while most other sectors traded cautiously. This development reflects a lack of broad-based participation from market liquidity and suggests that the current trend still requires further confirmation from the market.June 19, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/19: Breakout signal anticipation
Technical signals lack uniformity. Therefore, traders need further signals to confirm the trend. Based on these signals, investors can initiate new positions.June 19, 2026
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26W26: SBV shifts to net injection to ease liquidity pressure
In 26W26, the SBV returned to net liquidity injection after three consecutive weeks of withdrawal to ease liquidity pressures in the banking system. Concurrently, interbank rates diverged across tenors as a sharp decline in the overnight segment contrasted with longer tenors moving higher, indicating that liquidity pressure has merely shifted to the following week rather than being fully resolved. In the FX market, USDVND decreased despite a significant global greenback rebound driven by the Fed’s hawkish outlook, supported by a pause in domestic equity selling pressures as foreign net outflows became insignificant.June 29, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/29: Uptrend confirmed
The uptrend has been confirmed by the breakout signals seen last week. As such, investors may consider reopening new positions at a reasonable allocation level.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/29: Divergent market performance
Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained subdued, signaling that capital flows are still cautious. At the same time, selling pressure persisted throughout the session, suggesting that the current rebound has yet to gain broad market confirmation.June 29, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/29: Support around the MA50
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term. As such, investors may consider maintaining their long positions.June 29, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/26: Selling pressure returns
The market ended lower while liquidity declined sharply, indicating that investor caution continues to dominate sentiment. This development also suggests that investors remain in a wait-and-see mode and implies that the market may continue to trade in a choppy range in the near term, as no sufficiently strong catalyst has yet emerged to alter the current trend.June 26, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/26: Consolidation phase
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term, supported by rising trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining their Long positions.June 26, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/25: Green momentum sustained
Although the market extended its gains, liquidity declined compared to the previous session, suggesting that the upward move has yet to receive broad confirmation from capital flows. This reflects continued investor caution and indicates that the current uptrend may require additional time before being firmly established.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/25: Uptrend returns
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed, supported by rising trading volume. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions in the next session.June 25, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/24: Positive momentum holds
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed by signals on the contract's price action. As such, traders may consider reopening long positions with a moderately low position size.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/24: Foreigners returned to net buying
The market recorded its second consecutive gain alongside an improvement in liquidity, suggesting that capital flows are gradually returning. However, the rally lost momentum toward the end of the session as profit-taking pressure emerged, significantly narrowing the index's gains. This development reflects continued investor caution and suggests that the market may experience further bouts of volatility in the near term.June 24, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/23: Green start to the week
Although the market posted a strong gain, most of the index's advance was driven by Vingroup-related stocks. Meanwhile, liquidity continued to decline, indicating that investor caution remains present. Therefore, investors should wait for additional signals from the market before drawing firmer conclusions about the market's direction.June 23, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/23: Volume still worth watching
The uptrend has been confirmed in the short term based on price signals from the contract. Therefore, traders may consider reopening Long positions with a moderate-to-low position size.June 23, 2026
Covered warrant 2026/06/23: Liquidity improved
During the week, liquidity in the covered warrant market improved modestly. However, declining warrants continued to outnumber advancing ones, reflecting the persistence of cautious investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the underlying market showed more positive performance as the benchmark index posted a modest recovery. This suggests that capital flows have started to improve, although investors remain unconvinced about the market's short-term growth prospects.June 23, 2026
Market Trader 2026/06/23: Capital flows rebounded
By investor group, trading activity increased across both domestic retail and domestic institutional investors, rising 38.9% and 14.3%, respectively, from the previous week.June 23, 2026
25W26: Interbank rates edged higher as SBV extends withdrawal
In 25W26, the SBV extended its net liquidity withdrawal for a third consecutive week with total withdrawals over the three-week period reaching VND106.60tn from the banking system. As a result, the interbank curve flattened as short-term rates began to rise amid tighter liquidity conditions. On the FX front, USDVND edged up to 26,318 and continued to move sideways as the U.S. dollar strengthened following the Fed’s hawkish tone and developments in the Middle East.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/22: Low liquidity
The market ended lower as liquidity declined significantly amid ETF portfolio rebalancing activities. This development suggests that investors remain cautious, implying that the market may continue to trade within a volatile and range-bound pattern in the short term until clearer signals regarding the next trend emerge.June 22, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/22: Confirmation signal still needed
Technical signals lack consistency at this stage. Therefore, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals on the next trend. Based on such signals, investors may then consider reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Chart of the day 2026/06/22: Awaiting confirmation signals
The signals remain inconsistent. Although the breakout session points to a possible reversal of the short-term downtrend, investors should wait for additional confirmation signals before reopening new positions.June 22, 2026
Market commentary 2026/06/19: Green returns
Although the market posted a gain, liquidity declined. Moreover, the upward momentum was driven mainly by the "Vin" stocks, while most other sectors traded cautiously. This development reflects a lack of broad-based participation from market liquidity and suggests that the current trend still requires further confirmation from the market.June 19, 2026
Derivatives 2026/06/19: Breakout signal anticipation
Technical signals lack uniformity. Therefore, traders need further signals to confirm the trend. Based on these signals, investors can initiate new positions.June 19, 2026