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HoSE in the dumps
14-06-2012 18:00
The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) fell to the fifth straight correction session, with the VN-Index significantly slipping Thursday.
HoSE struggles to ease fall
13-06-2012 18:00
The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) fell further Wednesday as its correction trend continued.
Lackluster day’s trading
13-06-2012 13:49
Selling pressures accelerated Tuesday with both benchmarks falling into negative territory.
HoSE is off target
12-06-2012 15:18
The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) fell Monday despite increasing trading values.
Selling pushes stocks down
08-06-2012 18:00
Big selling pressures squeezed the market Friday despite healthy liquidity.
Liquidity jumps on rebound
07-06-2012 18:00
Liquidity improved Thursday in line with a strong rebound in benchmarks.
Liquidity a scarce commodity
06-06-2012 18:00
Liquidity stayed low despite rebounds in market benchmarks Wednesday.
Liquidity increases the stakes
04-06-2012 18:00
Liquidity suddenly improved Monday as the market became attractive again.
Mineral stocks show the way
01-06-2012 18:00
Mineral stocks turned to rise amidst a continuing lackluster market on Friday.
Liquidity vaporizes as market falls
29-05-2012 17:00
Liquidity fell Tuesday as the market retreated. Total trading value of the two bourses was just VND1 trillion ($48.3 million), the lowest level seen in recent two months.
Foot on throat of HoSE
28-05-2012 17:00
Major stocks continued falling on selling pressures, pushing down the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) Monday.
Market roars back into life
26-05-2012 23:07
The stock market strongly rallied Friday with liquidity improving.
HNX halts long slide
25-05-2012 11:22
Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) suddenly turned positive at the end of Thursday’s session.
Bourse parachute yet to be popped
23-05-2012 17:00
The market’s free-falling downward trend continued Wednesday after yesterday’s bull-trap.
Bull-trap tramples investors
22-05-2012 17:00
The market slid Tuesday as a bull-trap signaled further falls.
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