Vietnam Stock Market

This is part of an overall plan for Vietnam to stabilize economic fundamentals, contain inflation, and boost growth.

The lack of mid-and long-term investment in the real estate market and ambiguous regulations related transactions are hampering its healthy development.

FLC Group and its affiliates have so far failed to meet the stock market’s regulations and face the threat of forced delisting.

The central bank’s flexible management of monetary policy and the return of capital into markets around the world would have positive impacts on Vietnam’s market.

The economy’s firm recovery has been a source of optimism for a market rebound in the coming time.

The Ministry of Public Security has swiftly acted to clamp down on false information over Vingroup Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, saying it has caused negative impacts on business operations and the stock market.

The ministry has been in frequent contact with both MSCI and FTSE Russell to update new information and their requirements to finalize the legal framework or address shortcomings in the market.

False rumors, concern over the capital flow, and high inflationary pressure have led to the recent market downtrend.

High market liquidity, information transparency, and expanding foreign ownership limits are expected to further attract foreign investors.

The new system will allow the introduction of new products and services to the local stock market.