The VN-Index’s numeric score is just one factor in making investment decisions. Selecting the right industry group that stands to benefit from macroeconomic fluctuations is a far more critical step than merely predicting the index. The index drivers Analysts forecast that the VN-Index could reach 1,400 points in 2025, marking an 11.1% increase from its December 31 level of 1,266 points—a target that seems achievable. Optimistic investors even hope the VN-Index might climb back to the 1,500-point milestone, buoyed by a long-term market uptrend and the anticipated stock market upgrade. However, the VN-Index’s numeric score is just one piece of the puzzle. In a bullish market, performance can vary significantly across industry groups. While some sectors may experience exceptional growth, others might stagnate or even decline. As such, identifying the right industry group poised to benefit from macroeconomic trends remains a prerequisite—and a more crucial factor—than simply predicting the index. The securities sector is widely regarded as the biggest beneficiary if Vietnam’s stock market upgrade takes place in 2025. Market observers anticipate this upgrade could occur during FTSE’s semi-annual index review in September. Several developments are expected to drive growth in the securities sector, including the launch of the KRX […]