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VN-Index recovers to 1,124.44 points on December 8
Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rebounded by 0.26% on December 8 to close the final trading session of the week at 1,124.44 points after losing 0.44% a day earlier.
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| VN-Index recovers to 1,124.44 points on December 8 |
On the Ho Chi Minh City Exchange, where the index is based, the total trading volume was 819.1 million shares, with 283 gainers and 221 losers.
In Hanoi, the HNX-Index lost 0.28%, down to 231.20 points, with 65 gainers and 93 losers. The volume of shares traded on the Hanoi Stock Exchange was 106.4 million.
The UpCoM-Index of unlisted public companies remained unchanged from the previous day at 85.71 points./.
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