Vietnam Stocks Tumble on Market Upgrade Debut Day; Real Estate, Securities Weigh
Vietnam's stock market saw the VN-Index fall nearly 16 points, breaking below the 1,800 mark on the first day of its reclassification to secondary emerging by FTSE Russell. Strong selling pressure from domestic and foreign investors concentrated on real estate and securities sectors.
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