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Margin trading should be allowed on UPCoM
Margin trading should be allowed on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) to increase the exchange’s liquidity.
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XIII National Congress of Communist Party of Vietnam
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MoF to penalise manipulation of stock prices
To stabilise investor sentiment after the Lunar New Year holiday, the Ministry of Finance has directed the State Securities Commission to closely monitor the market and crack down on the use of negative information about the coronavirus epidemic to manipulate stock prices.
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VNDirect to sell 50.3 million shares
The State Securities Commission has granted registration certificate on public offering of shares to VNDirect Securities Corporation (VND).
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New regulations issued on securities margin trading
The State Securities Commission (SSC) has issued new regulations on which Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) shares on the Premium list will be allowed for margin trading from April this year. This decision will replace existing regulations on securities margin transactions.
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New grouping to boost UPCoM
The classification of stocks on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) will have a positive impact on the stock market, according to experts and analysts.
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HNX divides stocks by classification principles on Upcom
The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) will divide stocks on the official unlisted market (Upcom) into two sets from June 24.
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Limit on subprime loans to boost the local market
The circular limiting subprime loans for securities trading will make the local market healthier, said Do Bao Ngoc, a senior stock expert from MBS securities company.
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Intraday trading of Vietnam stocks to be allowed on July 1
The Finance Ministry officially published the content of the much anticipated Circular No 203/2015/TT-BTC on guiding securities transaction activities which for the first time allows intraday trading.
Margin lending reaches 806 million USD in 10 months
Margin lending reached more than 17 trillion VND (805.7 million USD)
in the first 10 months of 2014, an increase of about 13 percent over the
nine-month figure.
Trading band to increase on both bourses
The State Securities Commission on Jan. 9 increased the daily trading
band for stocks on both the HCM City and Hanoi stock
exchanges, effective January 15.
Margin trade news undercuts shares
Shares on the HCM Stock Exchange moved back into positive territory on
Oct. 13, with the VN-Index closing up by 0.4 percent to 412.59 points.
Margin rule causes share sell-off
Stocks slumped as discouraged investors sold off shares deemed
ineligible for margin trading by the two national stock exchanges on
Oct. 12.
Watchdog issues margin-trading guideline
The State Securities Commission issued its long-awaited margin trading
guidlines on August 30, regulations which will officially enable
brokerages to begin offering this service to investors.
‘A bazaar filled with cheap goods'
Solid first-half earnings from more listed companies are once again
expected to attract the attention of investors in the coming week and
save the market from steeper losses.
Blue chips which last week reported positive results, including software producer FPT, Vietinbank (CTG), Phu My Fertilisers (DPM) and steelmaker Hoa Phat Group (HPG), all saw gains on the HCM Stock Exchange last week, helping cushion the decline of the VN-Index.
Blue chips which last week reported positive results, including software producer FPT, Vietinbank (CTG), Phu My Fertilisers (DPM) and steelmaker Hoa Phat Group (HPG), all saw gains on the HCM Stock Exchange last week, helping cushion the decline of the VN-Index.
Eased trading rules tickle market
Stocks continued to surge on June 2, with shares across-the-board on both national exchanges hitting their ceiling prices.
Steel shares help reverse slide
The HCM City Stock Exchange reversed
three days of declines on March 24, with the VN-Index gaining 1.1
percent on the day to end the session at 512.12 points.
Market capitalisation reaches 38 percent of GDP in 2009
Stock market capitalisation reached 620
trillion VND (33 billion USD) at the end of last year, equaling nearly
38 percent of GDP, announced State Securities Commission vice chairman
Nguyen Doan Hung at a conference in Hanoi on Jan. 22.
