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Insurance shares continued driving the national market up, helping the VN Index approach the benchmark of 630 points on July 10. However, the index lost its growth during the last minutes as blue chips could not maintain their strong increases.

The national stock market extended its rally on both bourses on July 6 as blue chips maintained their growth and market liquidity remained high.

The nation's stocks surged on May 25 as investors raised their confidence in the market.

Cash inflows focused on mid-cap and penny stocks on August 20 afternoon, helping lift the VN-Index by 0.34 percent to close at 606.70 points by the end of the session.

Both national benchmark indices rebounded on July 14 from last week's accumulative drops thank to selling pressure that eased and gained from large-cap stocks.

Shares tumbled on Ho Chi Minh City Exchange on June 16 after increasing for five days straight on a low-pace trading.

The market rallied on April 25 with the benchmark indices on a stable upward trend, but trading remained sluggish as a five-day-long public holiday is approaching.

Stocks continued to advance on both stock exchanges on March 21 as traders offloaded shares to sell for profit at the closing session of the HCM City Stock Exchange.

Shares strongly rebounded on both the national stock exchanges following the March 17 announcement by the central bank that it has cut key interest rates.

The VN-Index on the southern bourse managed to exceed the 580-point level on March 10, adding 3.94 points, or 0.68 percent, to end at 583.69 points.

The market saw a slight recovery later on March 4 as losses of benchmark indices narrowed, in comparison with the previous day, as selling pressures eased.

Shares edged up on both the national stock exchanges on February 26, after dropping in the morning trading session, as the high capital flows supported the benchmark indices, especially banking stocks.

Both national stock exchanges saw shares tumbling on February 20 against intense selling pressure, but liquidity set an all-time record high.

Investors were more cautious in Ho Chi Minh City on February 14, causing the benchmark index to slow down.

The VN-Index on the Ho Chi Minh City Exchange shrank slightly on December 4, after successfully entering the resistance band of 510-513 points on December 3.

The recovery of blue chips on June 5 afternoon helped sustain shares on both exchanges, despite fluctuations in the morning as investors showed caution following forecasts of corrections.