HIGHLIGHTED NEWS
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has just signed Official Telegram No. 85/CĐ-TTg regarding the enhancement of measures for managing and stabilizing the prices of construction materials. Accordingly, the Prime Minister assigned the Minister of Construction to urge and closely coordinate with local authorities to regularly monitor and understand market developments and fluctuations in construction material prices. At the same time, the Prime Minister instructed the Minister of Agriculture and Environment to urgently finalize and submit for expedited issuance a Decree detailing the implementation of certain provisions of the Law on Geology and Minerals, with a deadline before July 1, 2025. In addition, the Prime Minister directed relevant ministries and sectors to proactively coordinate and effectively implement the assigned tasks, contributing to the stabilization of the construction materials market in service of current socio-economic development.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued Decision No. 1568/QĐ-BCT, approving the National Master Plan for E-Commerce Development for the 2026–2030 period. The plan sets a target that by 2030, 70% of the adult population will engage in online shopping; e-commerce retail sales will grow by 20–30% annually and account for about 20% of the country’s total retail sales of goods. The plan also outlines specific targets for business development: 70% of businesses will apply e-commerce, 100% of transactions will have electronic invoices, 80% of transactions will be cashless, and 60% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will operate on digital platforms. Green and sustainable development is a key pillar of the plan, reflected in commitments to reduce plastic packaging rates to a maximum of 45%, increase the recycling rate to 50%, and promote the use of clean energy in e-commerce logistics, with at least 40% of enterprises participating and 50% of businesses adopting green packaging standards.
TRADING STRATEGY
The stock market rebounded to the 1,316-point level, with liquidity slightly decreasing compared to the previous trading session. Capital flow remained rotational. Leading stocks in the real estate, retail, and chemical sectors, along with select individual stocks in the financial and industrial services sectors, attracted capital and supported the overall index. On the other hand, downward pressure was observed in oil and gas, utilities, and basic resources stocks. Today, the VN-Index is expected to fluctuate within the range of 1,310–1,320 points.
The market recovered positively in the morning session but narrowed its gains by late afternoon due to increased profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing pressure. The index remained in the green at the close, mainly thanks to a few individual stocks, particularly those in the VN30 group. Preliminary assessments suggest that the VN-Index still shows signs of potential volatility, with alternating ups and downs rather than a clear return to a short-term uptrend. Therefore, investors are advised to continue managing portfolio weight at reasonable levels and focus trading on individual stocks with solid fundamentals or attractive valuations supported by positive business outlooks, while avoiding widespread investments.
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