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A third drop in global crude prices, plus an increasing number of air passengers, is expected to boost the performance of the two biggest airlines Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet.

Shares fell on November 24 to end a three-day rally as investors tried to lock in profits and choppy crude prices resulted in a negative move for the energy sector.

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.

Vietnamese shares on October 10 extended losses for a second day, driven by the energy sector after crude prices retreated from a four-month high reached last week.

Vietnamese shares were volatile on August 25 while energy stocks extended losses on lower crude prices.

Vietnamese shares continued positive trends on both local markets on April 6, led by energy stocks, as crude prices rose for a second day.

Vietnamese shares retreated on both local bourses on March 8 as energy stocks declined on profit-taking and a slide in crude prices.

Vietnamese shares on February 17 fell on both local markets as energy stocks extended losses amid unstable oil prices.

Vietnamese shares on January 20 fell for a fifth day in the last six as global crude prices slid further, undermining energy stocks.

Vietnamese shares extended losses for a third day on January 15 as global crude prices fell to fresh twelve-year lows, hurting energy stocks.