Vietnam ETFs Record VND 369 Billion in Weekly Net Outflows

From November 2 to 6, ETFs investing in the Vietnamese market recorded combined net outflows of about VND 369 billion, compared with VND 75.8 billion the previous week. The increase was mainly linked to foreign ETFs. VanEck Vietnam ETF recorded net outflows of VND 219.9 billion, while KIM GROWTH VN30 ETF and Fubon FTSE Vietnam ETF recorded net outflows of VND 105.9 billion and VND 86.1 billion, respectively.

Net outflows from ETFs investing in the Vietnamese market rose sharply from November 2 to 6.（VietVance）

Some ETFs still attracted inflows during the same period. SSIAM VNFIN LEAD ETF recorded net inflows of VND 33.8 billion, while DCVFM VN30 ETF and SSIAM VNX50 ETF recorded VND 33.1 billion and VND 33.0 billion, respectively. Through depositary receipts, Thai investors net sold 802,000 receipts representing units of VFMVN Diamond ETF, worth about VND 25.2 billion.

Since the start of November, these ETFs have recorded cumulative net outflows of about VND 367.9 billion, down 17.5% from the previous month; cumulative net outflows in 2026 have reached about VND 7.1 trillion, down 54.2% from the previous year. As of November 6, their net assets allocated to the Vietnamese market stood at about VND 53.4 trillion, down 19.5% from the end of the previous year. From November 2 to 6, the stocks most heavily net sold by ETFs included VIC, VHM, HPG, MSN and MCH.

Fund flows in global markets followed a different pattern. In the week ended November 4, global equity funds recorded net inflows of USD 38.63 billion, their seventh consecutive week of net inflows. US equity funds took in a net USD 14.81 billion, while European equity funds took in USD 13.25 billion. Global money market funds recorded net inflows of USD 172.71 billion over the same period, reversing the previous week’s net outflows.

Source: VietVance