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Foreign investors net bought VND 719B on September 15, led by Vietcombank (VCB) at VND 228B, ahead of Vietnam's FTSE Russell emerging-market upgrade.

Foreign investors net bought over VND 720B on September 15, led by VCB at ~VND 240B, with BID, TCB, MBB, CTG, SSB and HDB also drawing inflows.

Foreign investors net bought VND 730B on September 15, with VCB leading HOSE at VND 228B while VIC and VHM saw the heaviest selling.

VCB drew VND 86.8B in foreign net buying, the largest of any HoSE ticker, as the VN-Index closed up 0.79% at 1,802.34 and foreign investors net bought VND 539B.

FTSE Russell adds 27 Vietnam stocks including VCB and VIC. SSI Research sees USD 246M net buying on Sep 18, 2026, and up to USD 4.45B by Sep 2027.

VCB and 12 Vietnamese banks pledge over VND 63,000B (USD 2.52B) for Hanoi infrastructure and urban projects through 2030, with only VND 15,000B drawn so far.

Vietnamese banks push charter capital toward VND 100,000B. VCB leads at VND 83,600B as MBB, VPB and TCB target six-figure capital.

VCB, BID, CTG, MBB, MSB, TPB, NVB sign Hanoi infrastructure financing deals for 2026-2030, including a Vinhomes sports-city project.

Foreign investors sold VND 340T over 42 months on HoSE. Despite FTSE upgrade on Sept 21, 2026, outflows continue. VCB and others affected.

Foreign net selling hits VND 2.5 trillion in early September, pressuring VCB, SHB, ACB, VIX, VHM, VIC ahead of FTSE Russell upgrade.

Foreign net selling in Vietnam hits VND 1,446B (~$57.8M) weekly, led by VCB, HPG, DXG. Defensive global flows favor bonds and commodities.

VCB expected to see USD 30.7M net buying from FTSE GEIS and Fubon ETF reallocation during Sept 14-18, 2026 rebalancing week.

USD/VND falls to 26,150 at banks, lowest in 6 months; SBV lowers reference rate to 25,603. Impact on VCB, CTG, ACB, STB.

Vietnamese banks race on deposit rates: private banks negotiate up to 9.8%, Big 4 cap at 8.0%. Credit demand from mega projects drives liquidity pressure.

Foreign and proprietary traders net sold on Sept 7 as VN-Index fell 31 points. VCB led foreign selling with VND 92B. Details inside.

Foreign net selling reached VND 1.56 trillion on Sept 3, 2026, led by VCB, VPB, TCB, VIC, HPG. VN-Index fell slightly to 1,827.72.

Foreign net selling hits VND 1.5T on Sep 3, 2026, led by VCB, VPB, TCB; proprietary desks also sell VND 280B. Market impact analysis.

Foreign net selling hits VND 1,493 billion on Sept 1; VCB leads sell-off with VND 215 billion. VN-Index dips to 1,828.

Foreign net selling hit 1,500B VND on Sep 3, 2026, with VCB leading outflows. VN-Index fell 0.24% despite VIC's recovery.

VNX issues enhanced surveillance rules for FTSE Russell rebalancing on HOSE, targeting manipulation and insider trading. Effective for VCB, VIC, VHM.

FTSE Russell adds 27 Vietnamese stocks to Emerging indices. VNDIRECT estimates $2.2B passive inflows, mostly in 2027. Key tickers: VCB, VIC, VHM.

VISRating forecasts Vietnam banking overdue loans at 3.8% in H1 2026; VCB, ACB stable. Capital raises planned at VPB, HDB, MBB, others.

FTSE Russell to add Vietnam to global indices from Sept 2026. ACBS estimates 27 stocks, including VCB, may see VND 5,588B net foreign buying.

FTSE Russell adds 27 Vietnamese stocks to Emerging indices; passive inflows estimated at $2.2B, total foreign inflows up to $6B (157T VND).

VIS Rating: Vietnam's bank overdue loans hit 3.8% in H1 2026, spreading to major banks, especially mortgages. VCB, ACB show stable asset quality.

Vietnam banking sector Q2 2026 net profit rises 25% YoY; VCB surges 65%. P/BV at 1.2x with ROE 17%, but asset quality risks loom.

Bank bond yields in Vietnam ease to 8.5% average, down 0.2pp, as state-owned banks lead lower coupons. Private banks still pay up to 10%.

27 Vietnamese stocks join FTSE All-Cap; VIC up 4.63%, securities stocks fall. VCB gains 0.17% amid mixed first-day trading.

Vietcombank (VCB) launches VND 20,000B housing loan program with up to 1% rate cut, targeting completed projects in Hanoi and HCMC.

Despite SBV liquidity measures, Vietnam deposit and lending rates remain elevated. Credit growth outpaces deposits, pressuring VCB, BID, CTG, MBB, HDB, STB.