This morning, Vietnam’s benchmark index VNI is up by 0.91%. While Hanoi’s HNX index has seen a marginal 0.04% rise after also opening in green. The current gains have made domestic investors in Vietnam quite optimistic. The post Vietnam Stock Market Live: VNI Rises by 0.91% While HNX Edges Up…
VNI, the benchmark index of Vietnam, opened in green by 0.80% this morning. And the HNX index from national capital Hanoi jumped during early trading by 0.72%. The opening gains are driven by materials and resources stocks. The post Why is Vietnam’s Stock Market Up Today? Ho Chi Minh’s Benchmark…
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