Vietnam Insight

The VN-Index closed the 06/10/2026 session at 1,759.08 points (+0.34%), a mixed session with market-wide liquidity of VND 21,289 bn. Oil & Gas led sector gains (+2.06%), while VN-Index rebounded but has not yet moved above the MA50 level (around 1,775). Foreign investors net sold VND 2,613 billion, concentrated in HDB, VJC and PNJ. In contrast, SHB, VIC and GMD saw solid net buying. The VN-Index is expected to trade within a support zone of 1,720 and resistance of 1,800 points over the coming sessions.

Technical: The market formed a long-lower-shadow candle that engulfed the prior candle and closed higher, signaling a recovery in the afternoon session. Improving liquidity further reinforced the support zone at 1,740. However, selling pressure at the MA50 around 1,775 is likely to emerge in the coming period. Investors therefore tend to look for buying opportunities at lower prices during pullbacks rather than actively chasing rallies.

Short-term scenarios for the next 2 weeks:

• Bullish (15%): The market heads toward 1,900 points without needing to consolidate first
• Base case (60%): The market tends to recover toward the MA50 at 1,780
• Bearish (25%): The market falls to the lower bound of the support zone around 1,725

Strategy: Investors may consider accumulating at lower levels among large-cap names that upgrade-related capital flows are focusing on, which offer attractive valuations alongside solid fundamentals. That said, investors should remain cautious and avoid chasing prices higher, as the dominant trend remains sideways within a range.