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With a solid financial foundation, bright prospects in the medium and long term, stocks of renewable energy companies are attracting more and more investors.

Vietnamese shares ended January 31 on a negative note, driven by the financial-banking, energy and brokerage sectors.

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index on the HCM Stock Exchange recovered on September 28, but slowed at the end of the session as investors increased selling to make profits.

Vietnamese shares have risen during the last three sessions on both the local exchanges, but this rally is not expected to sustain through the last trading week of August.

Shares were mixed on July 4 on the two stock exchanges as traders shifted investments to small- and medium-cap stocks.

Shares advanced on both local markets on June 26 as investor confidence was bolstered by positive business news from listed companies.

Vietnamese stocks advanced on the two local markets on May 9 as large-cap shares were boosted by investors’ bargain hunting.

Shares advanced further on the two local exchanges on February 13, driven by energy stocks’ continuing rise by three consecutive sessions of positive crude trading.

Oil and gas stocks lifted the market on December 1 as global oil prices surged after the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) members finally reached a consensus on production cuts.

Vietnam stocks rebound on oil outlook

Shares dropped for a fifth day on the two local exchanges on October 26 , driven by energy stocks following another drop in oil prices while investors remained cautious after a four-day losing streak.

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

Energy stocks led local markets up on June 14 despite oil prices falling for a fourth trading day.

Vietnamese shares advanced on June 7 as oil prices rose for a second day, boosting energy stocks.

Vietnamese shares continued to rise on both local markets on May 31, extending gains for a third session, as increasing oil prices lifted energy stocks.

Vietnamese shares struggled to stay in positive territory on May 25 as the energy sector benefited from a recent recovery in global oil prices.

Vietnamese shares dropped on both local markets on May 18 as investors took profits from blue chip gains and energy stocks fell on bumping oil prices.

Vietnamese shares rose on both local markets on May 16, beating the earlier forecast as energy stocks benefited from higher oil prices.

Vietnamese shares rebounded from recent losing streaks on both local markets on April 21 as rising oil prices lifted energy stocks.

Vietnamese shares fell sharply on both local markets on April 19 as energy stocks suffered from recent falls in oil prices.