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Shares reversed the morning loss in the afternoon on the Hanoi Stock Exchange on September 23.

Shares continued to rally on September 22 on the country's two exchanges after the Asian Development Bank (ADB) raised its forecast for Vietnam's 2015 economic growth.

Shares extended rallies on Vietnam's two stock exchanges on September 21 as investors were confident the country's growing economy will boost company earnings.

Vietnamese banking shares rose on the two local bourses on September 18 after the US central bank decided to maintain the current interest rate.

Vietnamese shares were mixed on September 15 while higher global oil prices helped boost local energy companies.

On the HCM Stock Exchange on September 11, the VN-Index lost 0.93 percent to close the session at 566.74 points. It also edged down 0.1 percent the day earlier.

Vietnamese shares inched lower after a two-day rise as investors eyed ongoing volatility in global markets.

Shares extended rises to a second day on the two exchanges, again propped up by bank and energy stocks, but low liquidity continued to worry investors.

Vietnamese shares rebounded on September 8, buoyed by large-cap companies, especially banks.

A small blue chip recovery on Vietnam's stock market helped benchmark Vietnamese shares rise after three days of losses that started on August 31.

Shares rose on August 28 on the two exchanges, propped up by oil and gas companies' sharp growth.

Vietnamese shares extended gains for a third day yesterday, fueled by a sharp rebound of banks and energy companies, as well as a strong recovery in Asian and US markets.

Vietnamese shares were volatile on August 25, but ended higher as bargain hunters helped the market regain part of Monday (August 24)'s big loss, although the global situation has yet to improve.

Local shares on August 4 extended losses on both bourses as blue chips continued their recent slip. Market liquidity also took a sudden tumble, ending at two-thirds of previous day's figure.