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PVI Insurance (PVI) has signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement with the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) to offer insurance solutions and support for member businesses, focusing on risk management and sustainable development. The partnership leverages PVI's A- AM Best rating and extensive service network to serve VCCI's large business community, potentially expanding PVI's customer base and reinforcing its leading position in non-life insurance.

MSB saw the largest foreign net sell-off of VND 1,500B on May 22, contributing to a total foreign net outflow of VND 3,285B (~USD 131.4M) across the market. The sell-down pressured VN-Index down nearly 20 points to 1,877, with VIC and HPG also facing significant foreign selling.

MSB saw a net foreign inflow of VND 545B on May 13, the largest on HOSE, as foreign investors net sold VND 1,475B overall. The buying interest in MSB contrasts with heavy selling in FPT, ACB, VHM, and STB, suggesting selective foreign positioning in Vietnamese banking stocks.

Foreign investors net sold 840 billion VND (~33.6 million USD) on May 12, with FPT, VHM, MSB, ACB, and VCB bearing the heaviest selling pressure. VIC and VRE were the top net buys, with VIC attracting 196 billion VND. The VN-Index closed near 1,900 points despite the outflow.

Foreign investors net sold over 1,000 billion VND (~$40 million) on May 11, with VHM, FPT, DGC, ACB, and TCH bearing the brunt of the selling. The sell-off weighed on the VN-Index, which fell nearly 20 points to 1,896. BSR, GEE, and DCM saw net buying.

Foreign investors net sold VND 916 billion (~USD 36.6 million) on May 8, with the heaviest selling concentrated on FPT (VND 445B), VHM (VND 267B), and ACB (VND 138B) on HOSE. The selling pressure highlights continued foreign outflow from large-cap VN30 stocks, while HNX saw modest net buying.

Foreign investors net sold over VND 2,000 billion (approx. USD 80 million) on April 15, 2026, the largest single-session outflow in recent weeks. FPT alone accounted for VND 417 billion of selling, followed by ACB, VCB, VHM, and MSB. The selling pressure contributed to a 17-point drop in the VN-Index, with total matched orders on HoSE reaching only VND 17,300 billion.

Foreign investors were net buyers of VND 52 billion on HoSE on April 17, with VIC (VND 315 billion) and MWG (VND 195 billion) attracting the most inflows. The buying came despite a slight VN-Index decline, and follows FTSE Russell's upgrade roadmap announcement.

Vinhomes (VHM) was the primary target of foreign selling on April 15, with a net outflow of VND 3,400 billion, accounting for the vast majority of the total VND 3,651 billion net foreign sell-off on HOSE. This occurred despite a 25-point rally in the VN-Index to 1,800, driven by other Vingroup affiliates, highlighting a sharp divergence in foreign sentiment within the blue-chip basket.