The VN-Index rebounded nearly 2 per cent on broad-based buying, with technology and financial stocks leading gains and heavyweight shares lifting market sentiment.
Việt Nam’s property market showed signs of stabilisation in Q3 2026, with transactions improving slightly and apartments remaining the most sought-after property type. However, buyers remained cautious amid high borrowing costs, policy uncertainty and limited cash flow, according to Batdongsan.com.vn.
Capital flows are expected to remain highly ive, as shares in the Vin-related stocks group lose momentum and banking stocks face selling pressure from foreign investors.
Open-ended equity funds benefited from the strong recovery in the benchmark VN-Index in August, with some posting monthly gains of more than 10 per cent, according to data from fund distribution platform Fmarket.
Despite the benchmark''s gain, trading activity weakened further. Total turnover across the market reached only about VNĐ14.4 trillion (US$546 million), down 9 per cent from the previous session.
Việt Nam''s property market is entering a new growth cycle, with urban planning, infrastructure investment, greater market transparency, and genuine housing demand gradually replacing speculation as the main drivers of growth, according to Batdongsan.com.vn.