Analysis Center

21
April
Exchange rate pressure returns as trade war escalates
This week, the SBV returned to net liquidity withdrawal at a moderate level by rolling over repo contracts to ease maturing obligations. As a result, interbank rates declined across tenors,...

21
April
Covered warrant: Cautious sentiment
The CWs market saw a slight improvement in liquidity over the past week, indicating continued active cash flow. However, the number of declining warrants rose significantly, reflecting considerable investor caution...

21
April
Market Trader: Foreigners heavily sell VIC
Foreign investors extended their net selling streak to the 11th consecutive week, with a total value of VND4.8tn. Selling pressure eased slightly compared to the previous week. Since the beginning...

21
April
Market commentary: Demand return?
Demand returned right from the beginning of the session, helping the index maintain positive momentum. Furthermore, liquidity increased significantly during the session, showing that cash flow is gradually returning to...

21
April
Derivatives: Liquidity remains low
Despite the recovery, short-term risks remained elevated. Investors should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and choose appropriate entry points.

21
April
Market commentary: Demand return?
Demand returned right from the beginning of the session, helping the index maintain positive momentum. Furthermore, liquidity increased significantly during the session, showing that cash flow is gradually returning to...

21
April
Derivatives: Liquidity remains low
Despite the recovery, short-term risks remained elevated. Investors should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and choose appropriate entry points.

21
April
Chart of the day: Consolidation phase?
The VNIndex consolidated in a narrow range after a strong gain the week before. However, risks remained elevated, so investors should stay cautious and continue watching for further signals.

18
April
Derivatives: Cautious sentiment
Despite the market rebound, short-term risks remain high. Therefore, traders should stay cautious, closely monitor market developments, and carefully time their entry into new positions.