UPCoM Index

The measure lost 0.57 point, or 1.23%, to close at 45.72. The market volume increased at 779,335 shares worth VND9.93 billion. The gauge started at a base benchmark of 100 points on June 24, 2009 but it has never been back to that level.

The measure lost 0.57 points, or 1.23%, to close at 45.72, the lowest since late June. The gauge dropped 24% from this years high on July 15, 2010. All three indices in Vietnam entered bear markets.

The benchmark was created at a starting base of 100 points on June 24, 2009 but it has never been back to that level. The market breadth still was negative on the least favorite exchange where 16 stocks closed higher, 21 ended lower, seven stocks closed unmoved and 44 stocks finished without any trade.

ACE and HDM, PDM were ceiling gainers while DBM, DGT, GTH, ICI,KMT,PCT and TCO were floor losers. On this unofficial bourse, daily trading limit is 10% each side. PSB was the most active stock on a trade of 72,400 shares, which closed higher at VND11,100.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 88 unlisted public companies, retreated much more than it gained yesterday as investors sold off shares on fears of continued slumps dragged by HOSE and HNX - the two main bourses in Vietnam.

The market breadth was negative on the least favorite exchange where 13 stocks closed higher, 23 ended lower, one stock closed unmoved and 49 stocks finished without any trade. The market volume surged to 6.38 million shares VND69.27 billion, of which PSB accounted for 6.05 million units worth VND64.7 billion. PSB shares sank 2.83% to VND10,300.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 88 unlisted public companies, closed in the red as investors sold shares to cut risks, following the losses on the two official exchanges. The measure gave up 1.78 points, or 3.52%, to close at 48.8. The market volume fell to 335,930 shares worth VND5.45 billion.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 88 unlisted public companies, climbed for a second day in a row, topping the 50-point sentimental threshold, as investors were upbeat with strong rally on HOSE and HNX, the two official exchanges in Vietnam.

The UPCoM-Index, the measure of 88 unlisted public companies, snapped its losing streak as investors boosted up bargain hunting activities after recent sharp falls, following the gains of two official bourses.

The measure lost 1.27 points, or 2.57%, to close at 48.11, the lowest since June 30. The benchmark dropped 20% from this years high on July 15, 2010 after rising 30% in two weeks before that. It was created at a starting base of 100 points on June 24, 2009 but it has never been back to that level.