Vietnam Stock Market Upgraded to Secondary Emerging Market: New Gateway for Foreign Capital
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Vietnam Stock Market Upgraded to Secondary Emerging Market: New Gateway for Foreign Capital

Vietnam's stock market has been officially upgraded to a 'Secondary Emerging Market' as of September 21st. This marks a significant milestone after nearly three decades of development, solidifying its position as one of ASEAN's most dynamic markets and expected to enhance its capacity to channel capital for economic growth.

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