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Shares tumbled on November 2 on the two exchanges on rising investor caution, caused by uncertainties in global markets.

Shares rose slightly on October 18 after a brief decline on previous day as large-cap stocks recovered on rising optimism over third-quarter earnings prospects.

Shares declined further on October 17 afternoon as large-cap stocks lost steam under increased profit-taking pressure. Money was more focused on low value shares.

The benchmark VN Index on the HCM Stock Exchange struggled to remain upbeat on October 12 as energy producers lost momentum after crude prices declined on the previous day.

Shares managed a slight rise on the HCM Stock Exchange but declined on the Hanoi market under increased selling pressure from profit-taking traders.

Shares extended losses on August 2 on the two exchanges as investors increased selling out on fears of further downward risks.

The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) has mobilised 212 trillion VND (9.46 billion USD) in Government bonds for the State budget in the first half of this year, said Nguyen Thanh Long, the exchange chairman.

Vietnamese shares on February 24 made gains on both local markets, led by banks.

Vietnamese shares were mixed on February 23 as some investors took profits on recent gainers.

The State Treasury of Vietnam off-loaded some 2.6 trillion VND (115.7 million USD) in government bonds on January 20, the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) reported.

State-owned enterprises have earned 10.4 trillion VND (463.1 million USD) in 143 share auctions held on the HCM Stock Exchange and the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the bourses said.

The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) has started to use new methods of calculation for the UpCoM Index.

A large group of blue chip stocks declined on November 10, registering a 0.59 percent loss across large-cap shares and pulling the local market down.

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

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.