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Vietnam Stock Market Live (November 10): Benchmark VNI Index Jumps 1.38%, Hanoi’s HNX Index Gains 0.89% Amid Weakening US Dollar – Check Stocks in Focus, Investor Outlook & More

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Vietnam Stock Market Live (November 10): Benchmark VNI Index Jumps 1.38%, Hanoi’s HNX Index Gains 0.89% Amid Weakening US Dollar – Check Stocks in Focus, Investor Outlook & More
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Vietnam Stock Market Live: On November 10, 2026, Vietnam’s stock market is performing higher, as both benchmark indices gained ground, due to support from positive regional market sentiment and a pickup in investor risk appetite. Investors are also keeping an eye on US dollar movements, global bond yields and foreign capital flows for additional signals on where Vietnam’s market is headed.

Vietnam Stock Market Live: Market Snapshot 

VNI Index (Ho Chi Minh City)

  • Current: 1740.66

  • Change: +26.34 

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  • Change %: +1.54% 

HNX Index (Hanoi City)

  • Current: 257.52

  • Change: +2.28 

  • Change %: +0.89% 

Vietnam Stock Market Live: Benchmark VNI Index Jumps 1.38% 

On November 10, 2026, Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rose sharply, adding 23.64 points, or 1.38%, to close at 1,737.96 points. This gain reflected upbeat investor sentiment, as buying interest underpinned the wider market.

The VN-Index’s robust showing pointed to sustained demand for Vietnamese equities while investors watched regional market trends, US dollar movements and global bond yields. The benchmark’s advance also helped keep sentiment positive across the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 10, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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