Vietnam Stocks Extend Losses to Five Sessions Amid Cautious Market Sentiment
Vietnam's VN-Index fell for the fifth consecutive session, closing at 1,719 points. While large-cap stocks provided some support, selling pressure across small and mid-cap stocks highlighted cautious market sentiment. Foreign investors continued their net selling trend.
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