
Stocks: Vietnam slides 4% as virus-free bliss fades
Vietnamese stocks tumbled over 4% on Wednesday as its prime minister warned the country to brace for another wave of coronavirus infections after a sudden outbreak in the coastal city of Da Nang
Vietnamese stocks tumbled over 4% on Wednesday as its prime minister warned the country to brace for another wave of coronavirus infections after a sudden outbreak in the coastal city of Da Nang
Vietnamese shares fell up to 1.5 percent, leading declines in the region
Vietnam shares rose, helped by gains in the consumer sector
Vietnam stocks came under pressure by a drop in financial and consumer sectors
Stocks made a barely positive start in early Asian trade on Friday after the world’s health body called it a little too early to declare a coronavirus outbreak a global emergency
Vietnam stocks ended at a six-week high, lifted by major gains in the financial sector
Big-cap firms Vinhomes JSC and Vingroup JSC jumped 7 percent and 2.9 percent, respectively
Vietnam shares edged 0.6 percent firmer to their highest since mid-December
Vietnam benchmark ended about 1.9 percent higher
Positive remarks regarding U.S.-China trade relations boosted investor sentiment