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On November 12, foreign investors net sold about VND 880 billion in Vietnamese stocks, the largest daily net sale in more than a month. The VN-Index fell more than 12 points, while declining stocks on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange outnumbered gainers by more than two to one.
By the end of the third quarter of 2026, more than 21% of stocks across Vietnam’s three trading markets had fallen below their March 2020 lows, while the VN-Index hovered around 1,700 points. Fund managers say low valuations alone do not guarantee a rebound and urge investors to assess company prospects and manage exposure.
On November 10, Vietnam’s VN-Index rose nearly 29 points to 1,743, while HOSE trading value reached about VND 16.901 trillion. Brokerages’ proprietary trading desks net bought about VND 517 billion on HOSE, led by VIX. Foreign investors also returned to net buying across the market.
Yuanta estimates that 11 ETFs tracking three Vietnamese stock indexes will rebalance in November. With combined assets of about VND 19.958 trillion, they are expected to make net purchases and net sales of about VND 949 billion each. GMD, REE and VJC are expected to see substantial net buying, while some stocks face selling pressure.
