Leveraging her maternity leave for short-term stock trading, Choruko, a woman nearing 40 in Tokyo, transformed her student savings into assets worth 500 million JPY.
Dominant buying demand, led by securities, retail, and banking stocks, propelled the VN-Index up nearly 40 points, marking its strongest gain since early April.
Vingroup's dual stocks, VIC and VHM, served as a crucial support, propelling the stock market up by over 22 points, even as most shares declined today.
Investors' sell-off caused the Ho Chi Minh City exchange's benchmark index to drop nearly 25 points, breaching 1,800 points and hitting its lowest level since April.
During the at-the-close (ATC) session, several stocks, including VHM, VPL, and MCH, simultaneously hit their floor prices due to ETF restructuring, causing the market to drop 28 points before recovering by the session's end.
According to Germany's largest bank, foreign investment is drawn not only by institutions but, more importantly, by the appeal of businesses listed on the stock exchange.
Foreign investors injected nearly 4,700 billion dong into Vingroup shares on monday, driving Vietnam's stock market to a record net buying value and its highest liquidity in a month.
