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Vietnam Stock Market Live: VNI Index Falls 0.50% to 1,710.88; HNX-Index Drops 0.25% Amid High Selling Pressure – Check Stocks in Focus, Investor Outlook & More

Vietnam Stock Market Live: VNI Index Falls 0.50% to 1,710.88; HNX-Index Drops 0.25% Amid High Selling Pressure – Check Stocks in Focus, Investor Outlook & More
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Vietnam Stock Market Live: This morning, Vietnam’s benchmark stock index VNI had a drastic fall of 0.50%. Hanoi’s HNX Index followed suit, turning red by 0.25%. Analysts believe that rising oil prices and high selling pressure have made the market bearish. 

Vietnam Stock Market Live: Market Snapshot 

VNI Index (Ho Chi Minh City)

  • Current: 1710.88

  • Change: -8.54 points 

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  • Change %: 0.50%

HNX Index (Hanoi City)

  • Current: 264.25

  • Change: 0.44 points 

  • Change %: -0.17%

Vietnam Stock Market Live: VN-Index Falls 0.50% to 1,710.88

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index ended in negative territory on October 14, 2026, dropping 8.54 points, or 0.50%, to 1,710.88. The decline was driven by cautious investor sentiment, with selling pressure weighing on Vietnam’s stock market. Market participants continued to watch movements in large-cap shares, foreign investor activity and trading liquidity for indications of the market’s near-term direction. Investors will also track global market developments and forthcoming corporate earnings updates to determine whether the index can recover its losses or come under further downward pressure.

Vietnam Stock Market Live:  HNX-Index Drops 0.25% 

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 14, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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