Vietnam Stock Market Falls Sharply, VN-Index Drops Over 14 Points Led by Real Estate Stocks
Vietnam's stock market saw a broad sell-off on October 14, with real estate stocks, particularly large-cap ones like VIC and VHM, facing significant selling pressure. This led to the VN-Index dropping by 14.55 points to close at 1,704.87.
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