As selling pressure spread to major sectors, Vietnam's VN Index fell below the 1,700 mark on Thursday and continued its decline on Friday, once extending to 3%. Foreign investors continued to sell net, causing the market to remain cautious and the trading atmosphere sluggish. The analysis points out that liquidity in the Vietnamese stock market remains low, reflecting that domestic demand is not enough to drive market recovery. Currently, Vietnam's VN Index has lost the important psychological threshold of 1,700 points. At the same time, selling pressure from foreign investors still exists, indicating that the market may be tugging around the 1690-1710 point range in the short term.

As selling pressure spread to major sectors, Vietnam's VN Index fell below the 1,700 mark on Thursday and continued its decline on Friday, once extending to 3%. Foreign investors continued to sell net, causing the market to remain cautious and the trading atmosphere sluggish. The analysis points out that liquidity in the Vietnamese stock market remains low, reflecting that domestic demand is not enough to drive market recovery. Currently, Vietnam's VN Index has lost the important psychological threshold of 1,700 points. At the same time, selling pressure from foreign investors still exists, indicating that the market may be tugging around the 1690-1710 point range in the short term.