Analysis Center
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April
Mar 2026: High issuances led by the real estate industry
In March, the total value of bond issuance rose 73.9% yoy and x7.3 mom to VND29,910bn, of which MARC was the main issuer with VND10,195.5bn and NTJ with VND8,000bn. The...
15
April
OCB – Brief -[NONRATED] – AGM Business repositioning
OCB targets 2026 PBT of VND6,960bn (+39% yoy), total assets of VND354,214bn (+10% yoy), customer deposits (market 1) of VND251,919bn (+14% yoy), and customer loans (market 1) of VND235,875bn (+15%...
15
April
Market commentary: Broad-based gains
The market recorded a positive gaining session, with the index surpassing most key moving averages, signaling a clear improvement in trend. This development suggests that buying momentum is gaining dominance...
15
April
Accumulation phase ends
The short-term uptrend received confirmation through the breakout session following the accumulation phase. Traders may monitor short-term reversal signals as an opportunity to re-enter long positions.
14
April
Covered warrant: Liquidity has continued to increase
During the past week, trading activity in the covered warrant market continued to improve. However, the number of declining warrants still outnumbered gainers. This suggests that although capital flows are...
14
April
Derivatives: Late-session buying demand
The uptrend remained intact despite the current accumulation phase. Traders may monitor short-term reversal signals as an opportunity to re-enter long positions.
14
April
Market commentary: Market reversal
The market recorded a gain and moved above the 50-day and 100-day moving averages, signaling an improvement in trend. However, liquidity remained low, indicating that capital inflows have yet to...
13
April
SBV shifts to net liquidity withdrawal as demand cools down
In 15W26, the SBV shifts to a net liquidity withdrawal from the banking system following a week of strong injections, as funding demand begins to cool down. Consequently, interbank rates...
13
April
Market traders: Market liquidity slightly declined
By investor group, both domestic individuals and domestic institutions both increased, rising by 4.2% and 4.1%, respectively, compared to the previous week.




