Covid turbulence
Petri Deryng
25.08.2021
The Vietnamese stock market has once again taken a few steps back due to news of Covid-19. In about a week, the VN Index has declined five percent. Investors have
The Vietnamese stock market has once again taken a few steps back due to news of Covid-19. In about a week, the VN Index has declined five percent. Investors have
The situation with Covid-19 has taken a turn for the worse in Vietnam. The local government of Ho Chi Minh City made a drastic decision: the city was closed, and
Vietnam is being hit hard by the fourth wave of the Covid epidemic. The infection rate has been on the rise since April, and the number of new cases per
Vietnam’s rapidly rising Covid-19 numbers caused a strong sell-off at the very end of the trading day on Tuesday, with the VN Index dropping about four percent in less than
PYN Elite NAV lagged behind VN Index in April, but in May our NAV has again outperformed the index. Our bank stocks have been on a tailwind, and the heavily
PYN Elite core holdings include 15 positions representing 94 percent of the portfolio. Half of the core holdings have already published their Q1 results. Airfreight company SCS’s earnings were up