Investors poured money into stocks after US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs, except with China.
In the US stock market, last night's trading session, the Nasdaq Composite index increased by more than 12%, the S&P 500 index increased by 9.52%, and the Dow Jones index skyrocketed by 7.87%.

On the Asian stock market, as soon as it opened, the indices also increased sharply. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index increased by 8.6% at the beginning of the session. In the Korean market, the Kospi index increased by 5%...
Positive information strongly impacted investor sentiment in the domestic market. This morning, investors rushed to place buy orders, stocks raced to increase in price, in which more than half of the codes were purple (ceiling price increase).
At 9:45 a.m., on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, the market recorded 492 stocks increasing in price, of which 336 stocks increased to the ceiling, only 4 stocks were in red. Notably, in the VN30 group, all 30 stocks increased to the full range.
Also in this group, demand is very high while supply is not much, causing the sell side to be empty while there are still many buy stocks waiting to be matched at the ceiling price.
Due to high demand, most industries increased by a very wide margin, mainly over 7%. Hardware was the only industry that decreased.
As a group with large capitalization and strong price increases, the banking group greatly supported the market's rise. The largest stock in the market, VCB, alone contributed more than 7 points, followed by BID with nearly 3.8 points...
VN-Index increased by 72.66 points (6.64%), to 1,166.96 points; VN30-Index reached 1,249.29 points, up 80.61 points (6.9%). The entire floor had more than 3,600 billion VND changed hands.
The Hanoi Stock Exchange also performed positively. The HNX-Index reached 208.19 points, up 15.62 points (8.11%); the HNX30-Index reached 403.68 points, up 35.05 points (9.51%).
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/co-phieu-dua-tang-tran-vn-index-doi-hon-70-diem-698452.html
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