MoIT has proposed a new price mechanism to adjust fuel prices every 5 days instead of the current 10-day cycle or possibly every day

More stocks moved to the upside on the southern bourse, of which 196 ticker symbols inched higher, while 140 stocks finished lower.

Vietnam is not facing fuel shortages, its trade and industry minister said on Friday, seeking to calm concerns after some gas stations

Benchmark indices surged more than 3 percent yesterday, with many stocks hitting ceiling prices on the improvement of liquidity.

Indices dropped sharply on Monday due to a strong selling force, showing investors’ pessimistic sentiment about the market’s movements.

Vietnamese stocks extended losses on Friday as panic selling flooded the market, following the sharp fall of large-cap stocks.

The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) reversed the previous trade's course to close lower yesterday.

Investors went through a turbulent week as the VN-Index reported the biggest weekly fall since May.

The benchmark indices moved in different ways on Monday as selling pressure weighed on the market’s sentiment.