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26.01.07 09:29
#51
templer
ISIN XS0283939469
von Merrill Lynch. Wer weiss wo dieses Zertifikat zu finden ist? Ich habe auch vergebens gesucht.
Gruß templer
Gruß templer
26.01.07 09:31
#52
skunk.works
HASTC +0.33%
HaSTC - Daily trading summary dated 26 Jan. 2007
Date 1/26/2007 Source SSI Related Stocks
DAILY TRADING SUMMARY
IN HANOI SECURITIES TRADING CENTER
Session 303- Date: 26/01/2007
I. STOCK TRADING:
HASTC Index
317.66
§
Trading volume (shares)
1,848,,900
§
Trading value (VND)
154,872,680,000
§
- HASTC Index closed at 317.66 gained 1.05 points (+0.33%) compared to last session.
- Total stock trading value was VND 154,872 million, of which put through trading value was VND 6,655 million
Date 1/26/2007 Source SSI Related Stocks
DAILY TRADING SUMMARY
IN HANOI SECURITIES TRADING CENTER
Session 303- Date: 26/01/2007
I. STOCK TRADING:
HASTC Index
317.66
§
Trading volume (shares)
1,848,,900
§
Trading value (VND)
154,872,680,000
§
- HASTC Index closed at 317.66 gained 1.05 points (+0.33%) compared to last session.
- Total stock trading value was VND 154,872 million, of which put through trading value was VND 6,655 million
27.01.07 01:33
#53
templer
Das Problem des VOF
Habe mich mal bezüglich Vietnam auf dem Comdirect-Forum umgesehen. Hier steht viel Mist, doch auch einiges interessante.
Der Fonds Vietnam Opportunities, von VinaCapital, hatte per 31.12.06 ein Aufgeld gegenüber dem NAV (Wert der Fondsbeteiligungen) von ca. 65% (fünfundsechzig!), was er auch schon vor etwa 1 1/2 Jahren einmal hatte (Quelle F+W).
An alle interessierten Vietnam-Fans: Ich möchte hier auf keinen Fall eine negetive Vietmanstimmung verbreiten, Das fernöstliche Land am Mekongdelta ist mein Top-Favorit für die nächsten 10 Jahre. Nur, man muss die Investments hier sorgfältig auswählen. Wenn bald in Paris, London oder Frankfurt einige der mittlerweile 110 vietnamesischen Aktien der Vietman Stock Exchange handelbar sind, werden sich die Aufgelder der Fonds drastich reduzieren.
Folgende Infos kann ich nicht bestätigen, sie könnten jedoch stimmen:
1. bei allen Fonds mit ISIN-Beginn KYG... wird der Kurs ausschliesslich nach Angebot und Nachfrage bestimmt, nicht nach dem NAV.
2. Beim Verkauf eines "KYG" Fonds über eine deutsche Bank, werden von dieser 30% Pauschalsteuern auf die Verkaufssumme abgezogen.
Den NAV kann man angeblich (habe es nicht überprüft) monatlich an der Londoner Börse über einen Link auf der VinaLand Seite sehen.
Infos zur Pauschalversteuerung (habe es nicht überprüft): "Mehrbetragsberechnungen gemäss §InvStG" www.jblaustein.de/finanzen/intranspfonds.html
Bei Zertifikaten entfällt dieser Steuerabzug.
Momentan kenne ich nur 3 Zertifikate
Zertifikat auf den Vietnam Opportunity (LB Berlin) WKN 710528
das Underlying ist der Vietnam Opport. Fonds (damit das gleiche Aufgeld)
Dt. Bank Basket Vietnam Top Selekt WKN DB6GSC
der Basket besteht aus 10 Standartwerten (diese Selektionsauswahl ist proble-
matisch, obwohl Anpassungen gegen Gebühr erfolgen)
DWS GO Vietnam Index Zertifikat WKN DWS0GB
das Underlying ist ein DWS-eigener Index (meines Erachtens das beste Zertifikat)
Das aktiv gemanagte DWS GO Endloszertifikat, das auf einem eigenen Total-Return-
Index wachstumsstarker Firmen beruht, der immer wieder angepasst wird und
Dividenden reinvestiert, verspricht die beste Performance.
Neu hinzu kommt mit Zeichnungsschluss 2. Febr. das Zertifikat von Merrill Lynch
ISIN XS0283939469 (momentan keine weiteren Informationen, siehe Thread von skunk.works "VIETNAM - Good Morning Vietnam" Posting von tomtom123x vom 26.1.)
Das Aufgeld des VOF hat sich zuletzt stark abgebaut.
Es gibt zwei Börsen in 'Vietnam
Hauptbörse in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) ca. 110 AG´s VNI Index
Nebenbörse in Hanoi fungiert als Over-the Counter-Markt HASTC Index
Wünsche allen Vietnam-Investoren viel Glück und Erfolg
Gruß templer
Der Fonds Vietnam Opportunities, von VinaCapital, hatte per 31.12.06 ein Aufgeld gegenüber dem NAV (Wert der Fondsbeteiligungen) von ca. 65% (fünfundsechzig!), was er auch schon vor etwa 1 1/2 Jahren einmal hatte (Quelle F+W).
An alle interessierten Vietnam-Fans: Ich möchte hier auf keinen Fall eine negetive Vietmanstimmung verbreiten, Das fernöstliche Land am Mekongdelta ist mein Top-Favorit für die nächsten 10 Jahre. Nur, man muss die Investments hier sorgfältig auswählen. Wenn bald in Paris, London oder Frankfurt einige der mittlerweile 110 vietnamesischen Aktien der Vietman Stock Exchange handelbar sind, werden sich die Aufgelder der Fonds drastich reduzieren.
Folgende Infos kann ich nicht bestätigen, sie könnten jedoch stimmen:
1. bei allen Fonds mit ISIN-Beginn KYG... wird der Kurs ausschliesslich nach Angebot und Nachfrage bestimmt, nicht nach dem NAV.
2. Beim Verkauf eines "KYG" Fonds über eine deutsche Bank, werden von dieser 30% Pauschalsteuern auf die Verkaufssumme abgezogen.
Den NAV kann man angeblich (habe es nicht überprüft) monatlich an der Londoner Börse über einen Link auf der VinaLand Seite sehen.
Infos zur Pauschalversteuerung (habe es nicht überprüft): "Mehrbetragsberechnungen gemäss §InvStG" www.jblaustein.de/finanzen/intranspfonds.html
Bei Zertifikaten entfällt dieser Steuerabzug.
Momentan kenne ich nur 3 Zertifikate
Zertifikat auf den Vietnam Opportunity (LB Berlin) WKN 710528
das Underlying ist der Vietnam Opport. Fonds (damit das gleiche Aufgeld)
Dt. Bank Basket Vietnam Top Selekt WKN DB6GSC
der Basket besteht aus 10 Standartwerten (diese Selektionsauswahl ist proble-
matisch, obwohl Anpassungen gegen Gebühr erfolgen)
DWS GO Vietnam Index Zertifikat WKN DWS0GB
das Underlying ist ein DWS-eigener Index (meines Erachtens das beste Zertifikat)
Das aktiv gemanagte DWS GO Endloszertifikat, das auf einem eigenen Total-Return-
Index wachstumsstarker Firmen beruht, der immer wieder angepasst wird und
Dividenden reinvestiert, verspricht die beste Performance.
Neu hinzu kommt mit Zeichnungsschluss 2. Febr. das Zertifikat von Merrill Lynch
ISIN XS0283939469 (momentan keine weiteren Informationen, siehe Thread von skunk.works "VIETNAM - Good Morning Vietnam" Posting von tomtom123x vom 26.1.)
Das Aufgeld des VOF hat sich zuletzt stark abgebaut.
Es gibt zwei Börsen in 'Vietnam
Hauptbörse in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) ca. 110 AG´s VNI Index
Nebenbörse in Hanoi fungiert als Over-the Counter-Markt HASTC Index
Wünsche allen Vietnam-Investoren viel Glück und Erfolg
Gruß templer
27.01.07 16:02
#54
skunk.works
Generel Vietnam info // Banking
HSBC doubles its stake in Vietnamese bank
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp will pay US$71.5 million (HK$557.7 million) to double its stake to 20 percent in Hanoi-based Vietnam Techcombank, the country's third-largest joint- stock lender
viel Glück
HSBC doubles its stake in Vietnamese bank
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp will pay US$71.5 million (HK$557.7 million) to double its stake to 20 percent in Hanoi-based Vietnam Techcombank, the country's third-largest joint- stock lender
viel Glück
27.01.07 16:04
#55
skunk.works
VIET money
Standard Chartered has "capitalized far more on M&A opportunities in the region [than HSBC] after the 1997-1998 Asia banking crisis," investment bank Goldman Sachs said in a report.
A top executive in HSBC's Vietnam operations, however, is worried about a bubble being formed in the country owing to a large influx of capital, which is "too much coming too quickly."
"I am not sure there is enough good investment at this stage in the country to absorb this money," Alain Cany, HSBC's president for Vietnam, told Reuters.
"I am concerned because I see more people coming and more and more money coming."
Cany said the country itself has only changed a little, but the "perception of Vietnam has changed dramatically in the last six months."
A top executive in HSBC's Vietnam operations, however, is worried about a bubble being formed in the country owing to a large influx of capital, which is "too much coming too quickly."
"I am not sure there is enough good investment at this stage in the country to absorb this money," Alain Cany, HSBC's president for Vietnam, told Reuters.
"I am concerned because I see more people coming and more and more money coming."
Cany said the country itself has only changed a little, but the "perception of Vietnam has changed dramatically in the last six months."
29.01.07 06:47
#56
skunk.works
VN Index++
VN Index
995.55
+20.79
+2.13%
995.55
+20.79
+2.13%
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29.01.07 09:19
#57
templer
Industrieproduktion Vietnam
hervorragende Zahlen
Spitzenwert weltweit
Wirtschaftsnews - 26.01.07
Vietnam: Industrieproduktion soll um 26 Prozent steigen
Hanoi 26.01.07 (emfis.com) Das Hauptstatistikamt Vietnams geht davon aus, dass die Industrieproduktion des Landes in diesem Januar um 26 Prozent steigen dürfte. Das Produktionsvolumen würde damit bei 46,16 Billionen Dong oder 2,86 Milliarden Dollar liegen. Im Vorjahr sei nur ein Zuwachs von 15,7 Prozent erzielt worden. Wie die Behörde erklärte, sei die Erdgas-Förderung des Landes im Januar um 48,7 Prozent angewachsen, der Kohleabbau sei um 35 Prozent gestiegen.
Für das Gesamtjahr 2007 werde gegenüber dem Vorjahr ein Anstieg der Industrieproduktion um 17,1 Prozent erwartet. Dabei werde die Produktion des privaten Sektors um 24,1 Prozent zulegen. Die Unternehmen mit ausländischen Anteilseignern sollten einen Zuwachs von 18,5 Prozent erzielen können.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh)
Spitzenwert weltweit
Wirtschaftsnews - 26.01.07
Vietnam: Industrieproduktion soll um 26 Prozent steigen
Hanoi 26.01.07 (emfis.com) Das Hauptstatistikamt Vietnams geht davon aus, dass die Industrieproduktion des Landes in diesem Januar um 26 Prozent steigen dürfte. Das Produktionsvolumen würde damit bei 46,16 Billionen Dong oder 2,86 Milliarden Dollar liegen. Im Vorjahr sei nur ein Zuwachs von 15,7 Prozent erzielt worden. Wie die Behörde erklärte, sei die Erdgas-Förderung des Landes im Januar um 48,7 Prozent angewachsen, der Kohleabbau sei um 35 Prozent gestiegen.
Für das Gesamtjahr 2007 werde gegenüber dem Vorjahr ein Anstieg der Industrieproduktion um 17,1 Prozent erwartet. Dabei werde die Produktion des privaten Sektors um 24,1 Prozent zulegen. Die Unternehmen mit ausländischen Anteilseignern sollten einen Zuwachs von 18,5 Prozent erzielen können.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh)
01.02.07 06:53
#59
skunk.works
VNI +
Symbol Close Change % Change Vol.
ABT 138,000§ -2000 -1.43% 20,540
AGF 137,000§ 5000 3.79% 49,180
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 8,300
BBC 51,500§ 500 0.98% 120,180
BBT 17,700§ 800 4.73% 216,600
BHS 47,000§0 0.00% 71,060
BMC 135,000§ 5000 3.85% 70
BMP 251,000§ 11000 4.58% 118,550
BPC 27,000§ 1000 3.85% 12,800
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 54,070
BTC 14,400§ -200 -1.37% 6,020
CAN 26,000§ -500 -1.89% 18,960
CII 76,000§ 3500 4.83% 94,760
CLC 51,000§ 500 0.99% 8,740
COM 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 39,370
CYC 15,000§0 0.00% 13,390
DCT 27,500§ -500 -1.79% 38,270
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 74,620
DHG 273,000§ 3000 1.11% 17,810
DIC 36,000§ 200 0.56% 9,790
DMC 143,000§ 4000 2.88% 53,230
DNP 51,000§ 2200 4.51% 20,990
DPC 48,000§ -1000 -2.04% 59,830
DRC 142,000§ 6000 4.41% 43,200
DTT 54,500§ 2500 4.81% 37,660
DXP 46,000§ -400 -0.86% 3,120
FMC 93,000§ 4000 4.49% 44,050
FPC 35,800§ 1700 4.99% 15,800
FPT 645,000§ 15000 2.38% 310,330
GIL 68,000§0 0.00% 62,530
GMC 56,000§ -1500 -2.61% 10,520
GMD 181,000§ 8000 4.62% 217,870
HAP 64,500§ 3000 4.88% 31,630
HAS 70,500§ 500 0.71% 46,700
HAX 36,400§ 1700 4.90% 11,120
HBC 89,000§0 0.00% 17,060
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 0
HMC 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 19,980
HRC 242,000§ 11000 4.76% 1,060
HTV 32,000§ 500 1.59% 36,550
IFS 39,000§ -1000 -2.50% 72,820
IMP 138,000§ 6000 4.55% 100,630
ITA 140,000§ -1000 -0.71% 255,010
KDC 220,000§ 8000 3.77% 189,890
KHA 27,000§ 600 2.27% 97,110
KHP 30,500§ -500 -1.61% 143,960
LAF 14,700§0 0.00% 33,810
LBM 20,500§ -500 -2.38% 7,370
LGC 64,000§ 1000 1.59% 6,500
MCP 32,300§ -1700 -5.00% 8,580
MCV 45,000§ 300 0.67% 16,530
MHC 43,500§ 2000 4.82% 8,360
NAV 126,000§ 6000 5.00% 34,670
NHC 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 9,070
NKD 185,000§ 5000 2.78% 157,280
NSC 48,900§ -100 -0.20% 36,330
PAC 51,500§ 2200 4.46% 79,740
PGC 73,500§ 3500 5.00% 150,640
PJT 44,800§0 0.00% 24,030
PMS 29,400§ 1400 5.00% 23,780
PNC 23,100§ -100 -0.43% 15,800
PPC 90,500§ -4500 -4.74% 71,380
PRUBF1 14,700§ 100 0.68% 597,910
PVD 292,000§ 13000 4.66% 388,540
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 64,190
REE 215,000§ 5000 2.38% 416,270
RHC 49,500§ 2300 4.87% 6,460
SAF 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 2,020
SAM 224,000§ 10000 4.67% 122,580
SAV 60,000§ 2500 4.35% 53,300
SCD 40,000§ -800 -1.96% 27,650
SFC 58,000§ 2500 4.50% 25,950
SFI 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 17,050
SFN 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 2,750
SGC 46,800§ 100 0.21% 27,680
SGH 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 300
SHC 33,000§ 1500 4.76% 3,750
SJ1 46,600§ -2400 -4.90% 5,090
SJD 54,000§ 2500 4.85% 236,870
SJS 332,000§ 15000 4.73% 85,900
SMC 56,000§ 1000 1.82% 119,230
SSC 85,000§ 2000 2.41% 49,080
STB 98,000§ -2000 -2.00% 837,230
TAC 61,500§ 500 0.82% 40,530
TCR 34,000§ -1000 -2.86% 74,680
TCT 66,000§ 3000 4.76% 30,210
TDH 208,000§ 9000 4.52% 65,820
TMC 49,000§ 1000 2.08% 29,840
TMS 72,000§ 1500 2.13% 109,670
TNA 42,000§ 1300 3.19% 11,680
TRI 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 67,840
TS4 38,300§ 1800 4.93% 14,160
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 28,320
TTP 91,000§ 3000 3.41% 162,710
TYA 65,000§ 3000 4.84% 42,610
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 10,600
VFC 35,800§ 1700 4.99% 26,990
VFMVF1 42,600§ 100 0.24% 562,850
VGP 41,000§ 100 0.24% 12,130
VID 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 29,890
VIP 85,000§ 4000 4.94% 86,900
VIS 43,800§ 2000 4.78% 15,110
VNM 175,000§ -1000 -0.57% 179,120
VPK 21,500§0 0.00% 5,010
VSH 82,500§ 3500 4.43% 324,070
VTA 17,500§ 400 2.34% 7,730
VTB 70,000§ 3000 4.48% 30,050
VTC 49,000§ 2000 4.26% 35,190
ABT 138,000§ -2000 -1.43% 20,540
AGF 137,000§ 5000 3.79% 49,180
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 8,300
BBC 51,500§ 500 0.98% 120,180
BBT 17,700§ 800 4.73% 216,600
BHS 47,000§0 0.00% 71,060
BMC 135,000§ 5000 3.85% 70
BMP 251,000§ 11000 4.58% 118,550
BPC 27,000§ 1000 3.85% 12,800
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 54,070
BTC 14,400§ -200 -1.37% 6,020
CAN 26,000§ -500 -1.89% 18,960
CII 76,000§ 3500 4.83% 94,760
CLC 51,000§ 500 0.99% 8,740
COM 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 39,370
CYC 15,000§0 0.00% 13,390
DCT 27,500§ -500 -1.79% 38,270
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 74,620
DHG 273,000§ 3000 1.11% 17,810
DIC 36,000§ 200 0.56% 9,790
DMC 143,000§ 4000 2.88% 53,230
DNP 51,000§ 2200 4.51% 20,990
DPC 48,000§ -1000 -2.04% 59,830
DRC 142,000§ 6000 4.41% 43,200
DTT 54,500§ 2500 4.81% 37,660
DXP 46,000§ -400 -0.86% 3,120
FMC 93,000§ 4000 4.49% 44,050
FPC 35,800§ 1700 4.99% 15,800
FPT 645,000§ 15000 2.38% 310,330
GIL 68,000§0 0.00% 62,530
GMC 56,000§ -1500 -2.61% 10,520
GMD 181,000§ 8000 4.62% 217,870
HAP 64,500§ 3000 4.88% 31,630
HAS 70,500§ 500 0.71% 46,700
HAX 36,400§ 1700 4.90% 11,120
HBC 89,000§0 0.00% 17,060
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 0
HMC 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 19,980
HRC 242,000§ 11000 4.76% 1,060
HTV 32,000§ 500 1.59% 36,550
IFS 39,000§ -1000 -2.50% 72,820
IMP 138,000§ 6000 4.55% 100,630
ITA 140,000§ -1000 -0.71% 255,010
KDC 220,000§ 8000 3.77% 189,890
KHA 27,000§ 600 2.27% 97,110
KHP 30,500§ -500 -1.61% 143,960
LAF 14,700§0 0.00% 33,810
LBM 20,500§ -500 -2.38% 7,370
LGC 64,000§ 1000 1.59% 6,500
MCP 32,300§ -1700 -5.00% 8,580
MCV 45,000§ 300 0.67% 16,530
MHC 43,500§ 2000 4.82% 8,360
NAV 126,000§ 6000 5.00% 34,670
NHC 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 9,070
NKD 185,000§ 5000 2.78% 157,280
NSC 48,900§ -100 -0.20% 36,330
PAC 51,500§ 2200 4.46% 79,740
PGC 73,500§ 3500 5.00% 150,640
PJT 44,800§0 0.00% 24,030
PMS 29,400§ 1400 5.00% 23,780
PNC 23,100§ -100 -0.43% 15,800
PPC 90,500§ -4500 -4.74% 71,380
PRUBF1 14,700§ 100 0.68% 597,910
PVD 292,000§ 13000 4.66% 388,540
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 64,190
REE 215,000§ 5000 2.38% 416,270
RHC 49,500§ 2300 4.87% 6,460
SAF 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 2,020
SAM 224,000§ 10000 4.67% 122,580
SAV 60,000§ 2500 4.35% 53,300
SCD 40,000§ -800 -1.96% 27,650
SFC 58,000§ 2500 4.50% 25,950
SFI 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 17,050
SFN 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 2,750
SGC 46,800§ 100 0.21% 27,680
SGH 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 300
SHC 33,000§ 1500 4.76% 3,750
SJ1 46,600§ -2400 -4.90% 5,090
SJD 54,000§ 2500 4.85% 236,870
SJS 332,000§ 15000 4.73% 85,900
SMC 56,000§ 1000 1.82% 119,230
SSC 85,000§ 2000 2.41% 49,080
STB 98,000§ -2000 -2.00% 837,230
TAC 61,500§ 500 0.82% 40,530
TCR 34,000§ -1000 -2.86% 74,680
TCT 66,000§ 3000 4.76% 30,210
TDH 208,000§ 9000 4.52% 65,820
TMC 49,000§ 1000 2.08% 29,840
TMS 72,000§ 1500 2.13% 109,670
TNA 42,000§ 1300 3.19% 11,680
TRI 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 67,840
TS4 38,300§ 1800 4.93% 14,160
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 28,320
TTP 91,000§ 3000 3.41% 162,710
TYA 65,000§ 3000 4.84% 42,610
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 10,600
VFC 35,800§ 1700 4.99% 26,990
VFMVF1 42,600§ 100 0.24% 562,850
VGP 41,000§ 100 0.24% 12,130
VID 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 29,890
VIP 85,000§ 4000 4.94% 86,900
VIS 43,800§ 2000 4.78% 15,110
VNM 175,000§ -1000 -0.57% 179,120
VPK 21,500§0 0.00% 5,010
VSH 82,500§ 3500 4.43% 324,070
VTA 17,500§ 400 2.34% 7,730
VTB 70,000§ 3000 4.48% 30,050
VTC 49,000§ 2000 4.26% 35,190
01.02.07 08:43
#60
skunk.works
VNI+.77
VN Index
1049.32 7.99 0.77%
ABT 140,000§ 2000 1.45% 25,830
AGF 137,000§0 0.00% 89,340
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 5,230
BBC 50,000§ -1500 -2.91% 98,530
BBT 18,500§ 800 4.52% 253,170
BHS 46,000§ -1000 -2.13% 78,300
BMC 141,000§ 6000 4.44% 30
BMP 250,000§ -1000 -0.40% 121,040
BPC 27,000§0 0.00% 29,690
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 36,220
BTC 14,500§ 100 0.69% 11,590
CAN 26,000§0 0.00% 9,270
CII 79,500§ 3500 4.61% 415,320
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 5,400
COM 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 41,660
CYC 14,300§ -700 -4.67% 39,410
DCT 27,000§ -500 -1.82% 50,480
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 87,530
DHG 270,000§ -3000 -1.10% 10,970
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,900
DMC 145,000§ 2000 1.40% 57,590
DNP 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 22,400
DPC 45,600§ -2400 -5.00% 39,520
DRC 149,000§ 7000 4.93% 150,900
DTT 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 49,850
DXP 45,000§ -1000 -2.17% 9,190
FMC 90,000§ -3000 -3.23% 21,620
FPC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 36,110
FPT 620,000§ -25000 -3.88% 114,910
GIL 70,000§ 2000 2.94% 60,550
GMC 55,500§ -500 -0.89% 16,450
GMD 190,000§ 9000 4.97% 593,280
HAP 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 322,790
HAS 68,000§ -2500 -3.55% 35,090
HAX 38,200§ 1800 4.95% 8,150
HBC 90,000§ 1000 1.12% 27,260
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 1,000
HMC 31,500§ 1500 5.00% 24,060
HRC 254,000§ 12000 4.96% 2,670
HTV 33,600§ 1600 5.00% 56,450
IFS 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 47,700
IMP 138,000§0 0.00% 75,240
ITA 145,000§ 5000 3.57% 340,530
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 110,840
KHA 27,000§0 0.00% 138,490
KHP 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 82,820
LAF 14,400§ -300 -2.04% 27,480
LBM 20,500§0 0.00% 6,490
LGC 64,000§0 0.00% 100
MCP 32,300§0 0.00% 200
MCV 47,000§ 2000 4.44% 28,060
MHC 45,600§ 2100 4.83% 39,470
NAV 122,000§ -4000 -3.17% 10,480
NHC 42,000§ 2000 5.00% 6,650
NKD 185,000§0 0.00% 28,000
NSC 48,500§ -400 -0.82% 21,330
PAC 51,500§0 0.00% 48,750
PGC 77,000§ 3500 4.76% 230,620
PJT 42,900§ -1900 -4.24% 19,600
PMS 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 73,230
PNC 23,000§ -100 -0.43% 6,520
PPC 95,000§ 4500 4.97% 2,037,090
PRUBF1 14,600§ -100 -0.68% 476,210
PVD 278,000§ -14000 -4.79% 222,470
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 30,030
REE 210,000§ -5000 -2.33% 336,450
RHC 51,500§ 2000 4.04% 21,180
SAF 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 1,810
SAM 230,000§ 6000 2.68% 249,170
SAV 61,000§ 1000 1.67% 48,410
SCD 41,000§ 1000 2.50% 24,100
SFC 56,000§ -2000 -3.45% 22,870
SFI 183,000§0 0.00% 23,290
SFN 52,000§ -2500 -4.59% 4,260
SGC 46,000§ -800 -1.71% 11,550
SGH 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 3,490
SHC 34,600§ 1600 4.85% 3,260
SJ1 44,300§ -2300 -4.94% 14,970
SJD 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 175,390
SJS 348,000§ 16000 4.82% 100,100
SMC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 61,660
SSC 86,000§ 1000 1.18% 35,160
STB 96,000§ -2000 -2.04% 759,030
TAC 61,500§0 0.00% 28,080
TCR 35,500§ 1500 4.41% 128,180
TCT 65,000§ -1000 -1.52% 5,390
TDH 218,000§ 10000 4.81% 240,130
TMC 49,000§0 0.00% 10,500
TMS 68,500§ -3500 -4.86% 20,400
TNA 42,000§0 0.00% 6,400
TRI 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 95,080
TS4 40,200§ 1900 4.96% 52,640
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 3,670
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 121,580
TYA 68,000§ 3000 4.62% 59,030
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 17,910
VFC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 151,830
VFMVF1 41,500§ -1100 -2.58% 342,090
VGP 42,000§ 1000 2.44% 3,260
VID 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 10,630
VIP 83,000§ -2000 -2.35% 104,400
VIS 45,000§ 1200 2.74% 7,900
VNM 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 885,000
VPK 21,600§ 100 0.47% 12,300
VSH 83,000§ 500 0.61% 526,370
VTA 17,500§0 0.00% 27,250
VTB 69,000§ -1000 -1.43% 9,900
VTC 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 27,300
1049.32 7.99 0.77%
ABT 140,000§ 2000 1.45% 25,830
AGF 137,000§0 0.00% 89,340
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 5,230
BBC 50,000§ -1500 -2.91% 98,530
BBT 18,500§ 800 4.52% 253,170
BHS 46,000§ -1000 -2.13% 78,300
BMC 141,000§ 6000 4.44% 30
BMP 250,000§ -1000 -0.40% 121,040
BPC 27,000§0 0.00% 29,690
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 36,220
BTC 14,500§ 100 0.69% 11,590
CAN 26,000§0 0.00% 9,270
CII 79,500§ 3500 4.61% 415,320
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 5,400
COM 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 41,660
CYC 14,300§ -700 -4.67% 39,410
DCT 27,000§ -500 -1.82% 50,480
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 87,530
DHG 270,000§ -3000 -1.10% 10,970
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,900
DMC 145,000§ 2000 1.40% 57,590
DNP 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 22,400
DPC 45,600§ -2400 -5.00% 39,520
DRC 149,000§ 7000 4.93% 150,900
DTT 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 49,850
DXP 45,000§ -1000 -2.17% 9,190
FMC 90,000§ -3000 -3.23% 21,620
FPC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 36,110
FPT 620,000§ -25000 -3.88% 114,910
GIL 70,000§ 2000 2.94% 60,550
GMC 55,500§ -500 -0.89% 16,450
GMD 190,000§ 9000 4.97% 593,280
HAP 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 322,790
HAS 68,000§ -2500 -3.55% 35,090
HAX 38,200§ 1800 4.95% 8,150
HBC 90,000§ 1000 1.12% 27,260
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 1,000
HMC 31,500§ 1500 5.00% 24,060
HRC 254,000§ 12000 4.96% 2,670
HTV 33,600§ 1600 5.00% 56,450
IFS 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 47,700
IMP 138,000§0 0.00% 75,240
ITA 145,000§ 5000 3.57% 340,530
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 110,840
KHA 27,000§0 0.00% 138,490
KHP 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 82,820
LAF 14,400§ -300 -2.04% 27,480
LBM 20,500§0 0.00% 6,490
LGC 64,000§0 0.00% 100
MCP 32,300§0 0.00% 200
MCV 47,000§ 2000 4.44% 28,060
MHC 45,600§ 2100 4.83% 39,470
NAV 122,000§ -4000 -3.17% 10,480
NHC 42,000§ 2000 5.00% 6,650
NKD 185,000§0 0.00% 28,000
NSC 48,500§ -400 -0.82% 21,330
PAC 51,500§0 0.00% 48,750
PGC 77,000§ 3500 4.76% 230,620
PJT 42,900§ -1900 -4.24% 19,600
PMS 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 73,230
PNC 23,000§ -100 -0.43% 6,520
PPC 95,000§ 4500 4.97% 2,037,090
PRUBF1 14,600§ -100 -0.68% 476,210
PVD 278,000§ -14000 -4.79% 222,470
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 30,030
REE 210,000§ -5000 -2.33% 336,450
RHC 51,500§ 2000 4.04% 21,180
SAF 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 1,810
SAM 230,000§ 6000 2.68% 249,170
SAV 61,000§ 1000 1.67% 48,410
SCD 41,000§ 1000 2.50% 24,100
SFC 56,000§ -2000 -3.45% 22,870
SFI 183,000§0 0.00% 23,290
SFN 52,000§ -2500 -4.59% 4,260
SGC 46,000§ -800 -1.71% 11,550
SGH 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 3,490
SHC 34,600§ 1600 4.85% 3,260
SJ1 44,300§ -2300 -4.94% 14,970
SJD 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 175,390
SJS 348,000§ 16000 4.82% 100,100
SMC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 61,660
SSC 86,000§ 1000 1.18% 35,160
STB 96,000§ -2000 -2.04% 759,030
TAC 61,500§0 0.00% 28,080
TCR 35,500§ 1500 4.41% 128,180
TCT 65,000§ -1000 -1.52% 5,390
TDH 218,000§ 10000 4.81% 240,130
TMC 49,000§0 0.00% 10,500
TMS 68,500§ -3500 -4.86% 20,400
TNA 42,000§0 0.00% 6,400
TRI 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 95,080
TS4 40,200§ 1900 4.96% 52,640
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 3,670
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 121,580
TYA 68,000§ 3000 4.62% 59,030
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 17,910
VFC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 151,830
VFMVF1 41,500§ -1100 -2.58% 342,090
VGP 42,000§ 1000 2.44% 3,260
VID 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 10,630
VIP 83,000§ -2000 -2.35% 104,400
VIS 45,000§ 1200 2.74% 7,900
VNM 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 885,000
VPK 21,600§ 100 0.47% 12,300
VSH 83,000§ 500 0.61% 526,370
VTA 17,500§0 0.00% 27,250
VTB 69,000§ -1000 -1.43% 9,900
VTC 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 27,300
02.02.07 06:51
#61
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VNI +/-0
VN Index
1049.32
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§ 2000 1.45% 25,830
AGF 137,000§0 0.00% 89,340
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 5,230
BBC 50,000§ -1500 -2.91% 98,530
BBT 18,500§ 800 4.52% 253,170
BHS 46,000§ -1000 -2.13% 78,300
BMC 141,000§ 6000 4.44% 30
BMP 250,000§ -1000 -0.40% 121,040
BPC 27,000§0 0.00% 29,690
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 36,220
BTC 14,500§ 100 0.69% 11,590
CAN 26,000§0 0.00% 9,270
CII 79,500§ 3500 4.61% 415,320
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 5,400
COM 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 41,660
CYC 14,300§ -700 -4.67% 39,410
DCT 27,000§ -500 -1.82% 50,480
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 87,530
DHG 270,000§ -3000 -1.10% 10,970
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,900
DMC 145,000§ 2000 1.40% 57,590
DNP 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 22,400
DPC 45,600§ -2400 -5.00% 39,520
DRC 149,000§ 7000 4.93% 150,900
DTT 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 49,850
DXP 45,000§0 0.00% 9,190
FMC 90,000§ -3000 -3.23% 21,620
FPC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 36,110
FPT 620,000§ -25000 -3.88% 114,910
GIL 70,000§ 2000 2.94% 60,550
GMC 55,500§ -500 -0.89% 16,450
GMD 190,000§ 9000 4.97% 593,280
HAP 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 322,790
HAS 68,000§ -2500 -3.55% 35,090
HAX 38,200§ 1800 4.95% 8,150
HBC 90,000§ 1000 1.12% 27,260
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 1,000
HMC 31,500§ 1500 5.00% 24,060
HRC 254,000§ 12000 4.96% 2,670
HTV 33,600§ 1600 5.00% 56,450
IFS 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 47,700
IMP 138,000§0 0.00% 75,240
ITA 145,000§ 5000 3.57% 340,530
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 110,840
KHA 27,000§0 0.00% 138,490
KHP 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 82,820
LAF 14,400§ -300 -2.04% 27,480
LBM 20,500§0 0.00% 6,490
LGC 64,000§0 0.00% 100
MCP 32,300§0 0.00% 200
MCV 47,000§0 0.00% 28,060
MHC 45,600§ 2100 4.83% 39,470
NAV 122,000§ -4000 -3.17% 10,480
NHC 42,000§ 2000 5.00% 6,650
NKD 185,000§0 0.00% 28,000
NSC 48,500§ -400 -0.82% 21,330
PAC 51,500§0 0.00% 48,750
PGC 77,000§ 3500 4.76% 230,620
PJT 42,900§ -1900 -4.24% 19,600
PMS 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 73,230
PNC 23,000§ -100 -0.43% 6,520
PPC 95,000§0 0.00% 2,037,090
PRUBF1 14,600§ -100 -0.68% 476,210
PVD 278,000§ -14000 -4.79% 222,470
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 30,030
REE 210,000§ -5000 -2.33% 336,450
RHC 51,500§ 2000 4.04% 21,180
SAF 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 1,810
SAM 230,000§ 6000 2.68% 249,170
SAV 61,000§ 1000 1.67% 48,410
SCD 41,000§ 1000 2.50% 24,100
SFC 56,000§ -2000 -3.45% 22,870
SFI 183,000§0 0.00% 23,290
SFN 52,000§ -2500 -4.59% 4,260
SGC 46,000§ -800 -1.71% 11,550
SGH 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 3,490
SHC 34,600§ 1600 4.85% 3,260
SJ1 44,300§0 0.00% 14,970
SJD 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 175,390
SJS 348,000§ 16000 4.82% 100,100
SMC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 61,660
SSC 86,000§ 1000 1.18% 35,160
STB 96,000§ -2000 -2.04% 759,030
TAC 61,500§0 0.00% 28,080
TCR 35,500§0 0.00% 128,180
TCT 65,000§ -1000 -1.52% 5,390
TDH 218,000§ 10000 4.81% 240,130
TMC 49,000§0 0.00% 10,500
TMS 68,500§ -3500 -4.86% 20,400
TNA 42,000§0 0.00% 6,400
TRI 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 95,080
TS4 40,200§ 1900 4.96% 52,640
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 3,670
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 121,580
TYA 68,000§ 3000 4.62% 59,030
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 17,910
VFC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 151,830
VFMVF1 41,500§ -1100 -2.58% 342,090
VGP 42,000§ 1000 2.44% 3,260
VID 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 10,630
VIP 83,000§ -2000 -2.35% 104,400
VIS 45,000§ 1200 2.74% 7,900
VNM 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 885,000
VPK 21,600§ 100 0.47% 12,300
VSH 83,000§ 500 0.61% 526,370
VTA 17,500§0 0.00% 27,250
VTB 69,000§ -1000 -1.43% 9,900
VTC 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 27,300
1049.32
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§ 2000 1.45% 25,830
AGF 137,000§0 0.00% 89,340
ALT 68,000§0 0.00% 5,230
BBC 50,000§ -1500 -2.91% 98,530
BBT 18,500§ 800 4.52% 253,170
BHS 46,000§ -1000 -2.13% 78,300
BMC 141,000§ 6000 4.44% 30
BMP 250,000§ -1000 -0.40% 121,040
BPC 27,000§0 0.00% 29,690
BT6 61,000§0 0.00% 36,220
BTC 14,500§ 100 0.69% 11,590
CAN 26,000§0 0.00% 9,270
CII 79,500§ 3500 4.61% 415,320
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 5,400
COM 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 41,660
CYC 14,300§ -700 -4.67% 39,410
DCT 27,000§ -500 -1.82% 50,480
DHA 72,000§0 0.00% 87,530
DHG 270,000§ -3000 -1.10% 10,970
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,900
DMC 145,000§ 2000 1.40% 57,590
DNP 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 22,400
DPC 45,600§ -2400 -5.00% 39,520
DRC 149,000§ 7000 4.93% 150,900
DTT 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 49,850
DXP 45,000§0 0.00% 9,190
FMC 90,000§ -3000 -3.23% 21,620
FPC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 36,110
FPT 620,000§ -25000 -3.88% 114,910
GIL 70,000§ 2000 2.94% 60,550
GMC 55,500§ -500 -0.89% 16,450
GMD 190,000§ 9000 4.97% 593,280
HAP 67,500§ 3000 4.65% 322,790
HAS 68,000§ -2500 -3.55% 35,090
HAX 38,200§ 1800 4.95% 8,150
HBC 90,000§ 1000 1.12% 27,260
HBD 29,400§0 0.00% 1,000
HMC 31,500§ 1500 5.00% 24,060
HRC 254,000§ 12000 4.96% 2,670
HTV 33,600§ 1600 5.00% 56,450
IFS 40,000§ 1000 2.56% 47,700
IMP 138,000§0 0.00% 75,240
ITA 145,000§ 5000 3.57% 340,530
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 110,840
KHA 27,000§0 0.00% 138,490
KHP 30,000§ -500 -1.64% 82,820
LAF 14,400§ -300 -2.04% 27,480
LBM 20,500§0 0.00% 6,490
LGC 64,000§0 0.00% 100
MCP 32,300§0 0.00% 200
MCV 47,000§0 0.00% 28,060
MHC 45,600§ 2100 4.83% 39,470
NAV 122,000§ -4000 -3.17% 10,480
NHC 42,000§ 2000 5.00% 6,650
NKD 185,000§0 0.00% 28,000
NSC 48,500§ -400 -0.82% 21,330
PAC 51,500§0 0.00% 48,750
PGC 77,000§ 3500 4.76% 230,620
PJT 42,900§ -1900 -4.24% 19,600
PMS 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 73,230
PNC 23,000§ -100 -0.43% 6,520
PPC 95,000§0 0.00% 2,037,090
PRUBF1 14,600§ -100 -0.68% 476,210
PVD 278,000§ -14000 -4.79% 222,470
RAL 112,000§0 0.00% 30,030
REE 210,000§ -5000 -2.33% 336,450
RHC 51,500§ 2000 4.04% 21,180
SAF 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 1,810
SAM 230,000§ 6000 2.68% 249,170
SAV 61,000§ 1000 1.67% 48,410
SCD 41,000§ 1000 2.50% 24,100
SFC 56,000§ -2000 -3.45% 22,870
SFI 183,000§0 0.00% 23,290
SFN 52,000§ -2500 -4.59% 4,260
SGC 46,000§ -800 -1.71% 11,550
SGH 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 3,490
SHC 34,600§ 1600 4.85% 3,260
SJ1 44,300§0 0.00% 14,970
SJD 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 175,390
SJS 348,000§ 16000 4.82% 100,100
SMC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 61,660
SSC 86,000§ 1000 1.18% 35,160
STB 96,000§ -2000 -2.04% 759,030
TAC 61,500§0 0.00% 28,080
TCR 35,500§0 0.00% 128,180
TCT 65,000§ -1000 -1.52% 5,390
TDH 218,000§ 10000 4.81% 240,130
TMC 49,000§0 0.00% 10,500
TMS 68,500§ -3500 -4.86% 20,400
TNA 42,000§0 0.00% 6,400
TRI 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 95,080
TS4 40,200§ 1900 4.96% 52,640
TTC 16,000§0 0.00% 3,670
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 121,580
TYA 68,000§ 3000 4.62% 59,030
UNI 41,500§0 0.00% 17,910
VFC 37,500§ 1700 4.75% 151,830
VFMVF1 41,500§ -1100 -2.58% 342,090
VGP 42,000§ 1000 2.44% 3,260
VID 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 10,630
VIP 83,000§ -2000 -2.35% 104,400
VIS 45,000§ 1200 2.74% 7,900
VNM 183,000§ 8000 4.57% 885,000
VPK 21,600§ 100 0.47% 12,300
VSH 83,000§ 500 0.61% 526,370
VTA 17,500§0 0.00% 27,250
VTB 69,000§ -1000 -1.43% 9,900
VTC 51,000§ 2000 4.08% 27,300
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02.02.07 20:57
#62
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Deutsche Bank in Vietnam
Deutsche Bank to buy into Habubank
(02-02-2007)
HA NOI — Deutsche Bank AG signed an agreement yesterday to buy up to 20 per cent of the Ha Noi Building Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Habubank), pending a revision of Viet Nam’s banking laws.
Under current legislation, the German lender is only allowed to purchase a 10 per cent stake in Habubank, something it is prepared to do if lawmakers do not change foreign ownership regulations.
"They desire a 20 per cent stake in Habubank, but current regulations do not allow that. They will acquire more when the Government and the State Bank of Viet Nam change their policy," a senior official of Habubank said.
Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
The two banks will enter a strategic co-operation, which include joint exploration of potential partnership in areas such as credit cards, affluent banking and the development and distribution of investment products.
Deutsche Bank is also committed to providing technical support and expertise to Habubank in the areas of treasury and risk management.
"I believe that the deal will increase the value of shares," another official of Habubank said.
"Deutsche Bank is the first foreign shareholder of our bank and they are really strong in investment."
According to Rainer Neske, the global head of private and business clients of Deutsche Bank, the bank believes in the growth potential of Viet Nam. In a partnership approach with Habubank, they will leverage their retail banking expertise to participate in the development of Viet Nam’s market.
Deutsche Bank’s investment in Habubank represents another step in further strengthening and expanding their existing retail franchise in the Asia-Pacific region.
"In Habubank we will have a strong and respected strategic partner in Viet Nam, which is an important growth market for Deutsche Bank in the Asia-Pacific region," Colin Grassie, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank Asia Pacific, said
Deutsche Bank has been in Viet Nam since 1992 and currently operates a branch in HCM City.
In signing the partnership agreement, Habubank aims to increase stock values for its shareholders in anticipation of the global integration of Viet Nam’s banking industry.
In 2006, Habubank saw growth in all fields ranging from 50 per cent to over 100 per cent. Total assets of the bank have reached a new height of nearly VND12 trillion (US$750 million), and a chartered capital of VND1 trillion ($167 million). It was recently awarded "Viet Nam Bank of the Year 2006" by Banker magazine. — VNS
(02-02-2007)
HA NOI — Deutsche Bank AG signed an agreement yesterday to buy up to 20 per cent of the Ha Noi Building Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Habubank), pending a revision of Viet Nam’s banking laws.
Under current legislation, the German lender is only allowed to purchase a 10 per cent stake in Habubank, something it is prepared to do if lawmakers do not change foreign ownership regulations.
"They desire a 20 per cent stake in Habubank, but current regulations do not allow that. They will acquire more when the Government and the State Bank of Viet Nam change their policy," a senior official of Habubank said.
Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
The two banks will enter a strategic co-operation, which include joint exploration of potential partnership in areas such as credit cards, affluent banking and the development and distribution of investment products.
Deutsche Bank is also committed to providing technical support and expertise to Habubank in the areas of treasury and risk management.
"I believe that the deal will increase the value of shares," another official of Habubank said.
"Deutsche Bank is the first foreign shareholder of our bank and they are really strong in investment."
According to Rainer Neske, the global head of private and business clients of Deutsche Bank, the bank believes in the growth potential of Viet Nam. In a partnership approach with Habubank, they will leverage their retail banking expertise to participate in the development of Viet Nam’s market.
Deutsche Bank’s investment in Habubank represents another step in further strengthening and expanding their existing retail franchise in the Asia-Pacific region.
"In Habubank we will have a strong and respected strategic partner in Viet Nam, which is an important growth market for Deutsche Bank in the Asia-Pacific region," Colin Grassie, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank Asia Pacific, said
Deutsche Bank has been in Viet Nam since 1992 and currently operates a branch in HCM City.
In signing the partnership agreement, Habubank aims to increase stock values for its shareholders in anticipation of the global integration of Viet Nam’s banking industry.
In 2006, Habubank saw growth in all fields ranging from 50 per cent to over 100 per cent. Total assets of the bank have reached a new height of nearly VND12 trillion (US$750 million), and a chartered capital of VND1 trillion ($167 million). It was recently awarded "Viet Nam Bank of the Year 2006" by Banker magazine. — VNS
02.02.07 21:01
#63
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Vietnam 2007 target 20% growth
PM Dung lauds local export enterprises
The Lao Bao Border Gate, bordering Laos in the central province of Quang Tri, attracts investments from both domestic and foreign businesses. — VNS Photo
HA NOI — Businesses have to make efforts to achieve the 2007 export growth target of 20 per cent for a GDP growth of 8.5 per cent, said Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung yesterday at a national conference in Ha Noi.
PM Dung was speaking after presenting the Prestigious Exporting Enterprises for Three Consecutive Years award, along with Minister of Trade Truong Dinh Tuyen, to 141 domestic enterprises.
The two-day meeting, which was attended by top trade officials, representatives from cities and provinces and various enterprises, reviewed the nation’s export and import activities in 2006, put forward a detailed target for 2007 and hailed last year’s prestigious exporting enterprises.
Speaking at the meeting, Dung lauded the efforts of exporting enterprises, associations and the trade ministry which resulted in an export turnover of nearly US$40 billion 2006, an increase of 22.1 per cent over 2005, exceeding the government’s growth target of 16.4 per cent. He said exports accounted for as much as 60 per cent of the nation’s GDP, and contributed to the growth of the whole economy in 2006.
"In 2006, exports significantly contributed to the national economic growth in terms of reaching unexpected export turnover, developing the domestic market and boosting the economic integration process," Dung said.
In order to meet the ambitious target of 20 per cent export growth in 2007, the PM mentioned various measures, including the two key tasks of boosting administrative reforms, improving the state’s management mechanism to create the favourable conditions for exporting enterprises and expanding trade promotion activities.
He added that the trade industry in 2007 had to take full advantage of the global economic integration achievements of 2006, World Trade Organisation (WTO) membership and granting of the Permanent Normal Trade Relations by the US.
Dung also asked the trade ministry to give importance to the domestic market by stimulating both production and consumption, protecting customers from risks like a sudden rise in the consumer price index due to speculation and food hygiene and safety.
The trade ministry was also asked to co-ordinate and implement the government’s international integration plan in 2007 and the following years, especially urgent tasks of the Government Action Plan to sustainably develop the economy during the post WTO phase.
The PM lauded the 141 enterprises that received the prestigious exporting awards for three consecutive years, and expressed his hope of more enterprises receiving the title next year.
The Lao Bao Border Gate, bordering Laos in the central province of Quang Tri, attracts investments from both domestic and foreign businesses. — VNS Photo
HA NOI — Businesses have to make efforts to achieve the 2007 export growth target of 20 per cent for a GDP growth of 8.5 per cent, said Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung yesterday at a national conference in Ha Noi.
PM Dung was speaking after presenting the Prestigious Exporting Enterprises for Three Consecutive Years award, along with Minister of Trade Truong Dinh Tuyen, to 141 domestic enterprises.
The two-day meeting, which was attended by top trade officials, representatives from cities and provinces and various enterprises, reviewed the nation’s export and import activities in 2006, put forward a detailed target for 2007 and hailed last year’s prestigious exporting enterprises.
Speaking at the meeting, Dung lauded the efforts of exporting enterprises, associations and the trade ministry which resulted in an export turnover of nearly US$40 billion 2006, an increase of 22.1 per cent over 2005, exceeding the government’s growth target of 16.4 per cent. He said exports accounted for as much as 60 per cent of the nation’s GDP, and contributed to the growth of the whole economy in 2006.
"In 2006, exports significantly contributed to the national economic growth in terms of reaching unexpected export turnover, developing the domestic market and boosting the economic integration process," Dung said.
In order to meet the ambitious target of 20 per cent export growth in 2007, the PM mentioned various measures, including the two key tasks of boosting administrative reforms, improving the state’s management mechanism to create the favourable conditions for exporting enterprises and expanding trade promotion activities.
He added that the trade industry in 2007 had to take full advantage of the global economic integration achievements of 2006, World Trade Organisation (WTO) membership and granting of the Permanent Normal Trade Relations by the US.
Dung also asked the trade ministry to give importance to the domestic market by stimulating both production and consumption, protecting customers from risks like a sudden rise in the consumer price index due to speculation and food hygiene and safety.
The trade ministry was also asked to co-ordinate and implement the government’s international integration plan in 2007 and the following years, especially urgent tasks of the Government Action Plan to sustainably develop the economy during the post WTO phase.
The PM lauded the 141 enterprises that received the prestigious exporting awards for three consecutive years, and expressed his hope of more enterprises receiving the title next year.
05.02.07 06:49
#64
skunk.works
VNI 1300
VN Index
1058.71 -15.86 -1.48%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§0 0.00% 18,120
AGF 136,000§ -6000 -4.23% 14,090
ALT 70,000§ 1000 1.45% 6,800
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 79,680
BBT 19,500§ 100 0.52% 342,400
BHS 46,000§0 0.00% 95,620
BMC 155,000§ 7000 4.73% 20
BMP 249,000§ -11000 -4.23% 93,340
BPC 27,200§0 0.00% 11,500
BT6 64,000§ 3000 4.92% 65,680
BTC 14,500§0 0.00% 5,500
CAN 27,800§ 1300 4.91% 23,860
CII 86,500§ 3500 4.22% 147,750
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 7,200
COM 58,500§ 2500 4.46% 7,100
CYC 14,200§ 600 4.41% 11,400
DCT 29,700§ 1400 4.95% 195,440
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 78,530
DHG 271,000§ -1000 -0.37% 3,360
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 17,130
DMC 145,000§0 0.00% 34,850
DNP 58,500§ 2500 4.46% 25,480
DPC 41,300§ -2100 -4.84% 73,630
DRC 157,000§ 7000 4.67% 119,920
DTT 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 4,910
DXP 46,000§0 0.00% 6,600
FMC 87,000§ -2500 -2.79% 7,150
FPC 41,200§ 1900 4.83% 4,150
FPT 599,000§ -31000 -4.92% 110,440
GIL 73,000§ -500 -0.68% 76,740
GMC 60,500§ 2500 4.31% 27,400
GMD 208,000§ 9000 4.52% 581,740
HAP 67,000§ -3500 -4.96% 163,470
HAS 66,000§ -2000 -2.94% 20,760
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 5,270
HBC 99,000§ 4500 4.76% 60,780
HBD 29,000§ -300 -1.02% 1,390
HMC 34,000§ 1600 4.94% 10,860
HRC 279,000§ 13000 4.89% 7,080
HTV 35,000§ -200 -0.57% 61,200
IFS 39,900§ -100 -0.25% 19,300
IMP 130,000§ -5000 -3.70% 23,530
ITA 148,000§ 7000 4.96% 229,750
KDC 220,000§ -10000 -4.35% 18,190
KHA 28,300§ 1300 4.81% 165,000
KHP 30,700§ 200 0.66% 96,690
LAF 15,000§ 200 1.35% 70,550
LBM 21,500§ 1000 4.88% 10,030
LGC 64,500§0 0.00% 13,480
MCP 32,000§ 900 2.89% 3,460
MCV 45,000§0 0.00% 19,360
MHC 47,800§0 0.00% 109,190
NAV 127,000§ 5000 4.10% 25,100
NHC 44,000§ -100 -0.23% 8,070
NKD 180,000§ -5000 -2.70% 20,560
NSC 47,000§ -1000 -2.08% 23,280
PAC 54,000§ 2500 4.85% 95,960
PGC 74,000§ -3000 -3.90% 79,940
PJT 42,000§ -2000 -4.55% 30,620
PMS 30,000§ -100 -0.33% 20,910
PNC 24,000§ 100 0.42% 9,190
PPC 100,000§ 500 0.50% 1,664,780
PRUBF1 14,100§ -100 -0.70% 521,780
PVD 284,000§0 0.00% 421,520
RAL 117,000§ 5000 4.46% 122,690
REE 211,000§ -9000 -4.09% 317,640
RHC 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 51,190
SAF 40,100§ -2100 -4.98% 9,750
SAM 225,000§ -11000 -4.66% 213,800
SAV 67,000§ 3000 4.69% 51,530
SCD 43,200§ 2000 4.85% 34,910
SFC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 8,010
SFI 170,000§ -4000 -2.30% 34,540
SFN 47,000§ -2400 -4.86% 2,750
SGC 46,000§ 1400 3.14% 17,700
SGH 72,000§ -2000 -2.70% 3,260
SHC 33,000§ 100 0.30% 16,680
SJ1 46,500§ 2200 4.97% 3,300
SJD 55,500§ -2500 -4.31% 101,890
SJS 383,000§ 18000 4.93% 22,990
SMC 51,000§ -2000 -3.77% 35,430
SSC 87,000§0 0.00% 57,090
STB 96,000§ 1000 1.05% 667,550
TAC 59,000§ 500 0.85% 51,240
TCR 34,000§0 0.00% 18,790
TCT 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 19,780
TDH 208,000§ -10000 -4.59% 22,150
TMC 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 14,200
TMS 68,500§0 0.00% 21,030
TNA 40,700§ -1300 -3.10% 2,630
TRI 44,500§ 2100 4.95% 58,370
TS4 44,300§ 2100 4.98% 8,170
TTC 17,000§ 800 4.94% 16,250
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 40,970
TYA 67,500§ -3500 -4.93% 379,840
UNI 45,100§ 2100 4.88% 36,810
VFC 39,500§ 1500 3.95% 123,140
VFMVF1 41,000§ -500 -1.20% 501,920
VGP 46,100§ 2000 4.54% 26,290
VID 55,000§ -2000 -3.51% 23,860
VIP 85,000§0 0.00% 86,310
VIS 43,000§ -2000 -4.44% 5,100
VNM 183,000§ -9000 -4.69% 569,920
VPK 22,000§ 400 1.85% 20,710
VSH 81,000§ -4000 -4.71% 117,560
VTA 16,700§ -800 -4.57% 8,000
VTB 68,000§0 0.00% 7,500
VTC 55,000§ 4000 7.84% 25,920
1058.71 -15.86 -1.48%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§0 0.00% 18,120
AGF 136,000§ -6000 -4.23% 14,090
ALT 70,000§ 1000 1.45% 6,800
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 79,680
BBT 19,500§ 100 0.52% 342,400
BHS 46,000§0 0.00% 95,620
BMC 155,000§ 7000 4.73% 20
BMP 249,000§ -11000 -4.23% 93,340
BPC 27,200§0 0.00% 11,500
BT6 64,000§ 3000 4.92% 65,680
BTC 14,500§0 0.00% 5,500
CAN 27,800§ 1300 4.91% 23,860
CII 86,500§ 3500 4.22% 147,750
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 7,200
COM 58,500§ 2500 4.46% 7,100
CYC 14,200§ 600 4.41% 11,400
DCT 29,700§ 1400 4.95% 195,440
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 78,530
DHG 271,000§ -1000 -0.37% 3,360
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 17,130
DMC 145,000§0 0.00% 34,850
DNP 58,500§ 2500 4.46% 25,480
DPC 41,300§ -2100 -4.84% 73,630
DRC 157,000§ 7000 4.67% 119,920
DTT 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 4,910
DXP 46,000§0 0.00% 6,600
FMC 87,000§ -2500 -2.79% 7,150
FPC 41,200§ 1900 4.83% 4,150
FPT 599,000§ -31000 -4.92% 110,440
GIL 73,000§ -500 -0.68% 76,740
GMC 60,500§ 2500 4.31% 27,400
GMD 208,000§ 9000 4.52% 581,740
HAP 67,000§ -3500 -4.96% 163,470
HAS 66,000§ -2000 -2.94% 20,760
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 5,270
HBC 99,000§ 4500 4.76% 60,780
HBD 29,000§ -300 -1.02% 1,390
HMC 34,000§ 1600 4.94% 10,860
HRC 279,000§ 13000 4.89% 7,080
HTV 35,000§ -200 -0.57% 61,200
IFS 39,900§ -100 -0.25% 19,300
IMP 130,000§ -5000 -3.70% 23,530
ITA 148,000§ 7000 4.96% 229,750
KDC 220,000§ -10000 -4.35% 18,190
KHA 28,300§ 1300 4.81% 165,000
KHP 30,700§ 200 0.66% 96,690
LAF 15,000§ 200 1.35% 70,550
LBM 21,500§ 1000 4.88% 10,030
LGC 64,500§0 0.00% 13,480
MCP 32,000§ 900 2.89% 3,460
MCV 45,000§0 0.00% 19,360
MHC 47,800§0 0.00% 109,190
NAV 127,000§ 5000 4.10% 25,100
NHC 44,000§ -100 -0.23% 8,070
NKD 180,000§ -5000 -2.70% 20,560
NSC 47,000§ -1000 -2.08% 23,280
PAC 54,000§ 2500 4.85% 95,960
PGC 74,000§ -3000 -3.90% 79,940
PJT 42,000§ -2000 -4.55% 30,620
PMS 30,000§ -100 -0.33% 20,910
PNC 24,000§ 100 0.42% 9,190
PPC 100,000§ 500 0.50% 1,664,780
PRUBF1 14,100§ -100 -0.70% 521,780
PVD 284,000§0 0.00% 421,520
RAL 117,000§ 5000 4.46% 122,690
REE 211,000§ -9000 -4.09% 317,640
RHC 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 51,190
SAF 40,100§ -2100 -4.98% 9,750
SAM 225,000§ -11000 -4.66% 213,800
SAV 67,000§ 3000 4.69% 51,530
SCD 43,200§ 2000 4.85% 34,910
SFC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 8,010
SFI 170,000§ -4000 -2.30% 34,540
SFN 47,000§ -2400 -4.86% 2,750
SGC 46,000§ 1400 3.14% 17,700
SGH 72,000§ -2000 -2.70% 3,260
SHC 33,000§ 100 0.30% 16,680
SJ1 46,500§ 2200 4.97% 3,300
SJD 55,500§ -2500 -4.31% 101,890
SJS 383,000§ 18000 4.93% 22,990
SMC 51,000§ -2000 -3.77% 35,430
SSC 87,000§0 0.00% 57,090
STB 96,000§ 1000 1.05% 667,550
TAC 59,000§ 500 0.85% 51,240
TCR 34,000§0 0.00% 18,790
TCT 70,500§ 3000 4.44% 19,780
TDH 208,000§ -10000 -4.59% 22,150
TMC 53,500§ 2500 4.90% 14,200
TMS 68,500§0 0.00% 21,030
TNA 40,700§ -1300 -3.10% 2,630
TRI 44,500§ 2100 4.95% 58,370
TS4 44,300§ 2100 4.98% 8,170
TTC 17,000§ 800 4.94% 16,250
TTP 91,000§0 0.00% 40,970
TYA 67,500§ -3500 -4.93% 379,840
UNI 45,100§ 2100 4.88% 36,810
VFC 39,500§ 1500 3.95% 123,140
VFMVF1 41,000§ -500 -1.20% 501,920
VGP 46,100§ 2000 4.54% 26,290
VID 55,000§ -2000 -3.51% 23,860
VIP 85,000§0 0.00% 86,310
VIS 43,000§ -2000 -4.44% 5,100
VNM 183,000§ -9000 -4.69% 569,920
VPK 22,000§ 400 1.85% 20,710
VSH 81,000§ -4000 -4.71% 117,560
VTA 16,700§ -800 -4.57% 8,000
VTB 68,000§0 0.00% 7,500
VTC 55,000§ 4000 7.84% 25,920
05.02.07 13:41
#66
skunk.works
Vietnam, die grossen Banken investieren
Greetings stay; leider "immer" wach ;-)
Credit Suisse invests in SOEs in Vietnam
By Lara Wozniak
The European bank forges financial ties with Vietnam's Vinashin and Vinalines.
Credit Suisse has announced that it has signed an agreement to arrange financing of up to $700 million for Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin), and a memorandum to develop a financing programme of up to $1 billion and provide other financial services for Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines).
Both documents were signed in the presence of Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung and Credit Suisse group chief executive officer Oswald Gruebel at Davos, which the officials were all attending.
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Vinashin is one of largest state-owned enterprises in the nation - it has 52 subsidiaries - made up of 20 shipyards and 32 companies - and it employs roughly 15,000 people. It also has shares in four other joint-venture companies, including the biggest shipyard in Southeast Asia - the Hyundai-Vinashin JV Shipyard.
The state-run Vinalines is the largest shipping firm in Vietnam and does everything from shipping to ship repair and managing port operations.
"We are pleased to work with two of Vietnam's largest companies, Vinashin and Vinalines. We believe that they are at the forefront of the rapid economic development taking place in Vietnam," says Paul Calello, Credit Suisse's Asia-Pacific chief executive officer.
Indeed, Credit Suisse forecasts the Vietnamese economy to grow by 9.2% in 2007, following an estimated 8.2% growth in 2006. And it has been heavily involved in Vietnam's development thus far. The bank was the sole bookrunner of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's $750 million ground-breaking, debut sovereign bond issue in 2005. It has also been Vietnam's ratings advisor since 2002, assisting the country in getting its first-ever ratings from both Standard & Poor's and Fitch. Last year, Credit Suisse was awarded Securities Trading Code Certificates from the Vietnam Securities Depository, allowing the bank to engage in the trading of domestic equities, as well as government and corporate bonds.
Credit Suisse invests in SOEs in Vietnam
By Lara Wozniak
The European bank forges financial ties with Vietnam's Vinashin and Vinalines.
Credit Suisse has announced that it has signed an agreement to arrange financing of up to $700 million for Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin), and a memorandum to develop a financing programme of up to $1 billion and provide other financial services for Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines).
Both documents were signed in the presence of Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung and Credit Suisse group chief executive officer Oswald Gruebel at Davos, which the officials were all attending.
advertisement
Vinashin is one of largest state-owned enterprises in the nation - it has 52 subsidiaries - made up of 20 shipyards and 32 companies - and it employs roughly 15,000 people. It also has shares in four other joint-venture companies, including the biggest shipyard in Southeast Asia - the Hyundai-Vinashin JV Shipyard.
The state-run Vinalines is the largest shipping firm in Vietnam and does everything from shipping to ship repair and managing port operations.
"We are pleased to work with two of Vietnam's largest companies, Vinashin and Vinalines. We believe that they are at the forefront of the rapid economic development taking place in Vietnam," says Paul Calello, Credit Suisse's Asia-Pacific chief executive officer.
Indeed, Credit Suisse forecasts the Vietnamese economy to grow by 9.2% in 2007, following an estimated 8.2% growth in 2006. And it has been heavily involved in Vietnam's development thus far. The bank was the sole bookrunner of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's $750 million ground-breaking, debut sovereign bond issue in 2005. It has also been Vietnam's ratings advisor since 2002, assisting the country in getting its first-ever ratings from both Standard & Poor's and Fitch. Last year, Credit Suisse was awarded Securities Trading Code Certificates from the Vietnam Securities Depository, allowing the bank to engage in the trading of domestic equities, as well as government and corporate bonds.
06.02.07 06:43
#67
skunk.works
VNI +3,09%
VN Index
1091.3 +32.67 +3.09%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§0 0.00% 16,400
AGF 139,000§ 3000 2.21% 30,350
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 4,680
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 123,170
BBT 19,400§ -100 -0.51% 181,900
BHS 47,500§ 1500 3.26% 127,660
BMC 162,000§ 7000 4.52% 40
BMP 250,000§ 1000 0.40% 69,460
BPC 27,300§ 100 0.37% 25,170
BT6 67,000§ 3000 4.69% 11,810
BTC 15,200§ 700 4.83% 7,820
CAN 28,000§ 200 0.72% 32,980
CII 90,500§ 4000 4.62% 328,090
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 8,370
COM 60,000§ 1500 2.56% 42,390
CYC 14,700§ 500 3.52% 19,750
DCT 31,100§ 1400 4.71% 86,270
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 28,150
DHG 270,000§ -1000 -0.37% 4,230
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,300
DMC 139,000§ -6000 -4.14% 27,140
DNP 56,000§ -2500 -4.27% 106,130
DPC 43,300§ 2000 4.84% 71,770
DRC 164,000§ 7000 4.46% 89,790
DTT 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 8,190
DXP 44,000§ -2000 -4.35% 13,760
FMC 87,000§0 0.00% 26,310
FPC 43,200§ 2000 4.85% 13,000
FPT 625,000§ 26000 4.34% 195,540
GIL 70,000§ -3000 -4.11% 42,750
GMC 60,500§0 0.00% 19,790
GMD 198,000§ -10000 -4.81% 67,100
HAP 67,000§0 0.00% 217,940
HAS 67,000§ 1000 1.52% 25,380
HAX 38,000§ -1000 -2.56% 2,930
HBC 103,000§ 4000 4.04% 54,760
HBD 29,000§0 0.00% 2,100
HMC 35,700§ 1700 5.00% 18,740
HRC 292,000§ 13000 4.66% 320
HTV 35,000§0 0.00% 57,680
IFS 39,900§0 0.00% 50,050
IMP 128,000§ -2000 -1.54% 66,210
ITA 155,000§ 7000 4.73% 325,440
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 30,850
KHA 29,700§ 1400 4.95% 117,400
KHP 30,500§ -200 -0.65% 99,460
LAF 15,700§ 700 4.67% 68,340
LBM 22,500§ 1000 4.65% 29,430
LGC 66,500§ 2000 3.10% 1,310
MCP 32,000§0 0.00% 50
MCV 45,000§0 0.00% 29,920
MHC 47,000§ -800 -1.67% 102,810
NAV 133,000§ 6000 4.72% 27,930
NHC 46,200§ 2200 5.00% 24,070
NKD 178,000§ -2000 -1.11% 50,390
NSC 46,500§ -500 -1.06% 27,100
PAC 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 50,930
PGC 72,000§ -2000 -2.70% 60,710
PJT 44,100§ 2100 5.00% 33,250
PMS 30,000§0 0.00% 35,700
PNC 24,100§ 100 0.42% 15,900
PPC 105,000§ 5000 5.00% 735,900
PRUBF1 14,100§0 0.00% 485,200
PVD 284,000§0 0.00% 232,670
RAL 120,000§ 3000 2.56% 167,150
REE 221,000§ 10000 4.74% 313,880
RHC 56,500§0 0.00% 40,560
SAF 42,000§ 1900 4.74% 8,000
SAM 236,000§ 11000 4.89% 270,440
SAV 70,000§ 3000 4.48% 51,630
SCD 45,300§ 2100 4.86% 18,430
SFC 54,000§ -1000 -1.82% 5,300
SFI 170,000§0 0.00% 22,960
SFN 48,700§ 1700 3.62% 37,030
SGC 48,000§ 2000 4.35% 15,200
SGH 75,500§ 3500 4.86% 7,330
SHC 33,000§0 0.00% 13,830
SJ1 48,800§ 2300 4.95% 16,830
SJD 53,500§ -2000 -3.60% 113,470
SJS 402,000§ 19000 4.96% 9,250
SMC 53,000§ 2000 3.92% 39,490
SSC 86,000§ -1000 -1.15% 52,860
STB 98,000§ 2000 2.08% 672,460
TAC 59,000§0 0.00% 47,970
TCR 34,800§ 800 2.35% 53,830
TCT 67,000§ -3500 -4.96% 14,500
TDH 210,000§ 2000 0.96% 60,250
TMC 56,000§ 2500 4.67% 28,360
TMS 67,500§ -1000 -1.46% 38,800
TNA 40,000§ -700 -1.72% 3,230
TRI 46,700§ 2200 4.94% 30,810
TS4 46,500§ 2200 4.97% 6,850
TTC 17,800§ 800 4.71% 15,450
TTP 89,000§ -2000 -2.20% 48,980
TYA 64,500§ -3000 -4.44% 178,020
UNI 47,300§ 2200 4.88% 20,840
VFC 38,900§ -600 -1.52% 52,500
VFMVF1 42,400§ 1400 3.41% 463,680
VGP 48,400§ 2300 4.99% 29,050
VID 56,000§ 1000 1.82% 20,390
VIP 85,000§0 0.00% 104,880
VIS 43,000§0 0.00% 5,750
VNM 192,000§ 9000 4.92% 264,770
VPK 22,000§0 0.00% 26,100
VSH 85,000§ 4000 4.94% 293,960
VTA 17,500§ 800 4.79% 9,910
VTB 65,000§ -3000 -4.41% 7,310
VTC 57,500§ 2500 4.55% 46,890
1091.3 +32.67 +3.09%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 140,000§0 0.00% 16,400
AGF 139,000§ 3000 2.21% 30,350
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 4,680
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 123,170
BBT 19,400§ -100 -0.51% 181,900
BHS 47,500§ 1500 3.26% 127,660
BMC 162,000§ 7000 4.52% 40
BMP 250,000§ 1000 0.40% 69,460
BPC 27,300§ 100 0.37% 25,170
BT6 67,000§ 3000 4.69% 11,810
BTC 15,200§ 700 4.83% 7,820
CAN 28,000§ 200 0.72% 32,980
CII 90,500§ 4000 4.62% 328,090
CLC 51,000§0 0.00% 8,370
COM 60,000§ 1500 2.56% 42,390
CYC 14,700§ 500 3.52% 19,750
DCT 31,100§ 1400 4.71% 86,270
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 28,150
DHG 270,000§ -1000 -0.37% 4,230
DIC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,300
DMC 139,000§ -6000 -4.14% 27,140
DNP 56,000§ -2500 -4.27% 106,130
DPC 43,300§ 2000 4.84% 71,770
DRC 164,000§ 7000 4.46% 89,790
DTT 54,500§ -2500 -4.39% 8,190
DXP 44,000§ -2000 -4.35% 13,760
FMC 87,000§0 0.00% 26,310
FPC 43,200§ 2000 4.85% 13,000
FPT 625,000§ 26000 4.34% 195,540
GIL 70,000§ -3000 -4.11% 42,750
GMC 60,500§0 0.00% 19,790
GMD 198,000§ -10000 -4.81% 67,100
HAP 67,000§0 0.00% 217,940
HAS 67,000§ 1000 1.52% 25,380
HAX 38,000§ -1000 -2.56% 2,930
HBC 103,000§ 4000 4.04% 54,760
HBD 29,000§0 0.00% 2,100
HMC 35,700§ 1700 5.00% 18,740
HRC 292,000§ 13000 4.66% 320
HTV 35,000§0 0.00% 57,680
IFS 39,900§0 0.00% 50,050
IMP 128,000§ -2000 -1.54% 66,210
ITA 155,000§ 7000 4.73% 325,440
KDC 231,000§ 11000 5.00% 30,850
KHA 29,700§ 1400 4.95% 117,400
KHP 30,500§ -200 -0.65% 99,460
LAF 15,700§ 700 4.67% 68,340
LBM 22,500§ 1000 4.65% 29,430
LGC 66,500§ 2000 3.10% 1,310
MCP 32,000§0 0.00% 50
MCV 45,000§0 0.00% 29,920
MHC 47,000§ -800 -1.67% 102,810
NAV 133,000§ 6000 4.72% 27,930
NHC 46,200§ 2200 5.00% 24,070
NKD 178,000§ -2000 -1.11% 50,390
NSC 46,500§ -500 -1.06% 27,100
PAC 56,500§ 2500 4.63% 50,930
PGC 72,000§ -2000 -2.70% 60,710
PJT 44,100§ 2100 5.00% 33,250
PMS 30,000§0 0.00% 35,700
PNC 24,100§ 100 0.42% 15,900
PPC 105,000§ 5000 5.00% 735,900
PRUBF1 14,100§0 0.00% 485,200
PVD 284,000§0 0.00% 232,670
RAL 120,000§ 3000 2.56% 167,150
REE 221,000§ 10000 4.74% 313,880
RHC 56,500§0 0.00% 40,560
SAF 42,000§ 1900 4.74% 8,000
SAM 236,000§ 11000 4.89% 270,440
SAV 70,000§ 3000 4.48% 51,630
SCD 45,300§ 2100 4.86% 18,430
SFC 54,000§ -1000 -1.82% 5,300
SFI 170,000§0 0.00% 22,960
SFN 48,700§ 1700 3.62% 37,030
SGC 48,000§ 2000 4.35% 15,200
SGH 75,500§ 3500 4.86% 7,330
SHC 33,000§0 0.00% 13,830
SJ1 48,800§ 2300 4.95% 16,830
SJD 53,500§ -2000 -3.60% 113,470
SJS 402,000§ 19000 4.96% 9,250
SMC 53,000§ 2000 3.92% 39,490
SSC 86,000§ -1000 -1.15% 52,860
STB 98,000§ 2000 2.08% 672,460
TAC 59,000§0 0.00% 47,970
TCR 34,800§ 800 2.35% 53,830
TCT 67,000§ -3500 -4.96% 14,500
TDH 210,000§ 2000 0.96% 60,250
TMC 56,000§ 2500 4.67% 28,360
TMS 67,500§ -1000 -1.46% 38,800
TNA 40,000§ -700 -1.72% 3,230
TRI 46,700§ 2200 4.94% 30,810
TS4 46,500§ 2200 4.97% 6,850
TTC 17,800§ 800 4.71% 15,450
TTP 89,000§ -2000 -2.20% 48,980
TYA 64,500§ -3000 -4.44% 178,020
UNI 47,300§ 2200 4.88% 20,840
VFC 38,900§ -600 -1.52% 52,500
VFMVF1 42,400§ 1400 3.41% 463,680
VGP 48,400§ 2300 4.99% 29,050
VID 56,000§ 1000 1.82% 20,390
VIP 85,000§0 0.00% 104,880
VIS 43,000§0 0.00% 5,750
VNM 192,000§ 9000 4.92% 264,770
VPK 22,000§0 0.00% 26,100
VSH 85,000§ 4000 4.94% 293,960
VTA 17,500§ 800 4.79% 9,910
VTB 65,000§ -3000 -4.41% 7,310
VTC 57,500§ 2500 4.55% 46,890
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07.02.07 19:52
#69
hanhpham
Vietnam ist absolut der Renner des 2007
Ich bin selber vietnamese, bin neulich in vietnam, kaum wieder zu erkennen, überall wird gebaut, Immobilien und Baubraunche explodieren!!! Immobilien Preise in Hanoi Hai Phong und Saigon ist mittlerweile genauso teuer wie in München, Hamburg. Am 17.Februar ist es neu Jahr die Ticket ist total ausgebucht. Dieses Jahr wird ganz schön gefeiert, wegen WTO Betritt.
08.02.07 06:50
#70
skunk.works
VNI -4%
VN Index
1052.86 -42.89 -3.91%
ABT 132,000§ -6000 -4.35% 17,810
AGF 133,000§ -7000 -5.00% 16,720
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 9,470
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 69,980
BBT 18,500§ -400 -2.12% 107,140
BHS 50,000§ 500 1.01% 179,960
BMC 178,000§ 8000 4.71% 2,900
BMP 238,000§ -12000 -4.80% 51,800
BPC 28,000§ 500 1.82% 25,200
BT6 66,500§ -3500 -5.00% 102,870
BTC 16,000§ 200 1.27% 10,070
CAN 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 13,750
CII 87,000§0 0.00% 138,990
CLC 49,500§ -1500 -2.94% 1,290
COM 66,000§ 3000 4.76% 56,450
CYC 15,400§0 0.00% 46,130
DCT 34,200§ 1600 4.91% 456,130
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 60,360
DHG 265,000§0 0.00% 5,240
DIC 36,100§0 0.00% 17,250
DMC 140,000§ -1000 -0.71% 36,810
DNP 60,000§ 2500 4.35% 78,110
DPC 47,500§ 2200 4.86% 6,210
DRC 180,000§ 8000 4.65% 48,440
DTT 53,000§ -2500 -4.50% 5,790
DXP 44,500§ -500 -1.11% 6,750
FMC 88,000§ -1000 -1.12% 18,400
FPC 47,500§ 2200 4.86% 34,450
FPT 604,000§ -31000 -4.88% 103,880
GIL 69,000§ 1000 1.47% 36,230
GMC 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 20,650
GMD 181,000§ -9000 -4.74% 139,660
HAP 64,500§ -3000 -4.44% 52,480
HAS 67,000§ -3000 -4.29% 45,050
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 2,500
HBC 95,000§ -5000 -5.00% 3,230
HBD 29,800§ -200 -0.67% 2,900
HMC 35,600§ -1800 -4.81% 13,130
HRC 321,000§ 15000 4.90% 134,660
HTV 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 23,840
IFS 40,500§0 0.00% 60,190
IMP 140,000§ 6000 4.48% 79,680
ITA 141,000§ -7000 -4.73% 115,570
KDC 214,000§ -11000 -4.89% 30,450
KHA 32,600§ 1500 4.82% 83,460
KHP 31,000§ 500 1.64% 96,810
LAF 17,200§ 800 4.88% 126,120
LBM 24,600§ 1100 4.68% 29,810
LGC 65,000§0 0.00% 3,700
MCP 32,000§0 0.00% 1,510
MCV 44,000§ -1500 -3.30% 28,110
MHC 48,300§ 2300 5.00% 83,350
NAV 145,000§ 6000 4.32% 51,490
NHC 44,900§ -1100 -2.39% 7,680
NKD 170,000§ -5000 -2.86% 25,820
NSC 48,500§0 0.00% 61,120
PAC 56,500§ -2500 -4.24% 57,580
PGC 72,000§ -3500 -4.64% 138,190
PJT 47,000§ 700 1.51% 79,940
PMS 29,500§ -400 -1.34% 21,370
PNC 25,000§ 600 2.46% 55,760
PPC 95,000§ -5000 -5.00% 156,020
PRUBF1 14,000§ -100 -0.71% 642,980
PVD 270,000§ -14000 -4.93% 230,810
RAL 125,000§ -1000 -0.79% 113,510
REE 210,000§ -11000 -4.98% 187,360
RHC 59,000§0 0.00% 25,610
SAF 40,500§ -1500 -3.57% 11,750
SAM 219,000§ -11000 -4.78% 106,140
SAV 66,500§ -3500 -5.00% 24,800
SCD 49,800§ 2300 4.84% 115,710
SDN 43,500§ 1500 3.57% 5,880
SFC 57,500§ 2500 4.55% 30,870
SFI 170,000§ -8000 -4.49% 23,870
SFN 46,500§ -2000 -4.12% 5,130
SGC 52,500§ 2500 5.00% 71,910
SGH 77,000§ -2000 -2.53% 4,140
SHC 36,000§ 1500 4.35% 61,060
SJ1 51,000§0 0.00% 48,830
SJD 53,500§ -2500 -4.46% 75,720
SJS 401,000§ -21000 -4.98% 147,030
SMC 54,500§ 500 0.93% 25,900
SSC 88,000§ -2000 -2.22% 55,420
STB 97,000§ -3000 -3.00% 527,940
TAC 56,000§ -1000 -1.75% 54,470
TCR 34,000§ -600 -1.73% 36,280
TCT 63,000§ -2000 -3.08% 8,600
TDH 200,000§ -1000 -0.50% 47,470
TMC 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 31,300
TMS 67,000§0 0.00% 11,350
TNA 39,000§ -1000 -2.50% 3,700
TRI 49,000§0 0.00% 116,700
TS4 49,000§ 200 0.41% 60,770
TTC 19,500§ 900 4.84% 42,030
TTP 87,000§ -2500 -2.79% 87,320
TYA 61,500§ -3000 -4.65% 106,190
UNI 47,200§ -2400 -4.84% 22,490
VFC 36,300§ -1700 -4.47% 41,390
VFMVF1 40,200§ -2100 -4.96% 534,270
VGP 53,000§ 2500 4.95% 31,980
VID 51,500§ -2500 -4.63% 14,310
VIP 84,500§ -500 -0.59% 155,160
VIS 43,500§0 0.00% 6,200
VNM 190,000§ -10000 -5.00% 131,790
VPK 22,000§ 800 3.77% 34,750
VSH 84,000§ -4000 -4.55% 164,760
VTA 18,500§ 500 2.78% 22,550
VTB 67,000§0 0.00% 5,660
VTC 63,000§ 3000 5.00% 38,570
1052.86 -42.89 -3.91%
ABT 132,000§ -6000 -4.35% 17,810
AGF 133,000§ -7000 -5.00% 16,720
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 9,470
BBC 50,000§0 0.00% 69,980
BBT 18,500§ -400 -2.12% 107,140
BHS 50,000§ 500 1.01% 179,960
BMC 178,000§ 8000 4.71% 2,900
BMP 238,000§ -12000 -4.80% 51,800
BPC 28,000§ 500 1.82% 25,200
BT6 66,500§ -3500 -5.00% 102,870
BTC 16,000§ 200 1.27% 10,070
CAN 30,800§ 1400 4.76% 13,750
CII 87,000§0 0.00% 138,990
CLC 49,500§ -1500 -2.94% 1,290
COM 66,000§ 3000 4.76% 56,450
CYC 15,400§0 0.00% 46,130
DCT 34,200§ 1600 4.91% 456,130
DHA 71,000§0 0.00% 60,360
DHG 265,000§0 0.00% 5,240
DIC 36,100§0 0.00% 17,250
DMC 140,000§ -1000 -0.71% 36,810
DNP 60,000§ 2500 4.35% 78,110
DPC 47,500§ 2200 4.86% 6,210
DRC 180,000§ 8000 4.65% 48,440
DTT 53,000§ -2500 -4.50% 5,790
DXP 44,500§ -500 -1.11% 6,750
FMC 88,000§ -1000 -1.12% 18,400
FPC 47,500§ 2200 4.86% 34,450
FPT 604,000§ -31000 -4.88% 103,880
GIL 69,000§ 1000 1.47% 36,230
GMC 57,000§ -2500 -4.20% 20,650
GMD 181,000§ -9000 -4.74% 139,660
HAP 64,500§ -3000 -4.44% 52,480
HAS 67,000§ -3000 -4.29% 45,050
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 2,500
HBC 95,000§ -5000 -5.00% 3,230
HBD 29,800§ -200 -0.67% 2,900
HMC 35,600§ -1800 -4.81% 13,130
HRC 321,000§ 15000 4.90% 134,660
HTV 38,500§ 1800 4.90% 23,840
IFS 40,500§0 0.00% 60,190
IMP 140,000§ 6000 4.48% 79,680
ITA 141,000§ -7000 -4.73% 115,570
KDC 214,000§ -11000 -4.89% 30,450
KHA 32,600§ 1500 4.82% 83,460
KHP 31,000§ 500 1.64% 96,810
LAF 17,200§ 800 4.88% 126,120
LBM 24,600§ 1100 4.68% 29,810
LGC 65,000§0 0.00% 3,700
MCP 32,000§0 0.00% 1,510
MCV 44,000§ -1500 -3.30% 28,110
MHC 48,300§ 2300 5.00% 83,350
NAV 145,000§ 6000 4.32% 51,490
NHC 44,900§ -1100 -2.39% 7,680
NKD 170,000§ -5000 -2.86% 25,820
NSC 48,500§0 0.00% 61,120
PAC 56,500§ -2500 -4.24% 57,580
PGC 72,000§ -3500 -4.64% 138,190
PJT 47,000§ 700 1.51% 79,940
PMS 29,500§ -400 -1.34% 21,370
PNC 25,000§ 600 2.46% 55,760
PPC 95,000§ -5000 -5.00% 156,020
PRUBF1 14,000§ -100 -0.71% 642,980
PVD 270,000§ -14000 -4.93% 230,810
RAL 125,000§ -1000 -0.79% 113,510
REE 210,000§ -11000 -4.98% 187,360
RHC 59,000§0 0.00% 25,610
SAF 40,500§ -1500 -3.57% 11,750
SAM 219,000§ -11000 -4.78% 106,140
SAV 66,500§ -3500 -5.00% 24,800
SCD 49,800§ 2300 4.84% 115,710
SDN 43,500§ 1500 3.57% 5,880
SFC 57,500§ 2500 4.55% 30,870
SFI 170,000§ -8000 -4.49% 23,870
SFN 46,500§ -2000 -4.12% 5,130
SGC 52,500§ 2500 5.00% 71,910
SGH 77,000§ -2000 -2.53% 4,140
SHC 36,000§ 1500 4.35% 61,060
SJ1 51,000§0 0.00% 48,830
SJD 53,500§ -2500 -4.46% 75,720
SJS 401,000§ -21000 -4.98% 147,030
SMC 54,500§ 500 0.93% 25,900
SSC 88,000§ -2000 -2.22% 55,420
STB 97,000§ -3000 -3.00% 527,940
TAC 56,000§ -1000 -1.75% 54,470
TCR 34,000§ -600 -1.73% 36,280
TCT 63,000§ -2000 -3.08% 8,600
TDH 200,000§ -1000 -0.50% 47,470
TMC 57,000§ 2500 4.59% 31,300
TMS 67,000§0 0.00% 11,350
TNA 39,000§ -1000 -2.50% 3,700
TRI 49,000§0 0.00% 116,700
TS4 49,000§ 200 0.41% 60,770
TTC 19,500§ 900 4.84% 42,030
TTP 87,000§ -2500 -2.79% 87,320
TYA 61,500§ -3000 -4.65% 106,190
UNI 47,200§ -2400 -4.84% 22,490
VFC 36,300§ -1700 -4.47% 41,390
VFMVF1 40,200§ -2100 -4.96% 534,270
VGP 53,000§ 2500 4.95% 31,980
VID 51,500§ -2500 -4.63% 14,310
VIP 84,500§ -500 -0.59% 155,160
VIS 43,500§0 0.00% 6,200
VNM 190,000§ -10000 -5.00% 131,790
VPK 22,000§ 800 3.77% 34,750
VSH 84,000§ -4000 -4.55% 164,760
VTA 18,500§ 500 2.78% 22,550
VTB 67,000§0 0.00% 5,660
VTC 63,000§ 3000 5.00% 38,570
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09.02.07 06:56
#71
skunk.works
VNI -2% =1031 Stand 12:58
VN Index
1030.9 -21.96 -2.09%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 131,000§ -1000 -0.76% 16,100
AGF 130,000§ -3000 -2.26% 11,400
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 2,370
BBC 49,500§ -500 -1.00% 121,360
BBT 17,600§ -900 -4.86% 96,090
BHS 47,500§ -2500 -5.00% 25,680
BMC 186,000§ 8000 4.49% 9,270
BMP 227,000§ -11000 -4.62% 67,020
BPC 27,500§ -500 -1.79% 14,880
BT6 65,500§ -1000 -1.50% 45,920
BTC 16,800§ 800 5.00% 25,830
CAN 31,500§ 700 2.27% 87,890
CII 83,000§ -4000 -4.60% 97,760
CLC 49,500§0 0.00% 2,620
COM 63,000§ -3000 -4.55% 10,280
CYC 15,000§ -400 -2.60% 23,230
DCT 32,500§ -1700 -4.97% 121,840
DHA 69,000§ -2000 -2.82% 77,530
DHG 266,000§ 1000 0.38% 18,860
DIC 36,000§ -100 -0.28% 22,350
DMC 142,000§ 2000 1.43% 21,630
DNP 59,000§ -1000 -1.67% 58,910
DPC 45,200§ -2300 -4.84% 65,390
DRC 171,000§ -9000 -5.00% 87,630
DTT 50,500§ -2500 -4.72% 8,200
DXP 42,300§ -2200 -4.94% 6,970
FMC 87,000§ -1000 -1.14% 12,210
FPC 49,800§ 2300 4.84% 238,320
FPT 574,000§ -30000 -4.97% 194,380
GIL 70,000§ 1500 2.19% 48,500
GMC 56,000§ -1000 -1.75% 17,940
GMD 181,000§0 0.00% 262,720
HAP 66,500§ 2000 3.10% 235,630
HAS 69,000§ 2000 2.99% 26,880
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 4,590
HBC 90,500§ -4500 -4.74% 7,370
HBD 29,500§ -300 -1.01% 3,300
HMC 33,900§ -1700 -4.78% 4,190
HRC 321,000§0 0.00% 43,650
HTV 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 59,570
IFS 40,000§ -500 -1.23% 31,990
IMP 133,000§ -7000 -5.00% 28,970
ITA 134,000§ -7000 -4.96% 100,610
KDC 204,000§ -10000 -4.67% 96,200
KHA 32,000§ -600 -1.84% 415,970
KHP 30,700§ -300 -0.97% 57,350
LAF 17,000§ -200 -1.16% 267,130
LBM 25,800§ 1200 4.88% 29,840
LGC 63,000§ -2000 -3.08% 6,490
MCP 31,000§ -1000 -3.13% 1,200
MCV 42,200§ -1800 -4.09% 16,900
MHC 50,000§ 1700 3.52% 229,060
NAV 152,000§ 7000 4.83% 69,270
NHC 44,000§ -900 -2.00% 1,830
NKD 165,000§ -5000 -2.94% 40,780
NSC 48,000§ -500 -1.03% 31,900
PAC 54,000§ -2500 -4.42% 6,050
PGC 61,000§ -11000 -15.28% 66,180
PJT 47,000§0 0.00% 52,850
PMS 29,000§ -500 -1.69% 14,200
PNC 25,000§0 0.00% 54,000
PPC 99,500§ 4500 4.74% 995,830
PRUBF1 13,600§ -400 -2.86% 662,870
PVD 270,000§0 0.00% 347,640
RAL 119,000§ -6000 -4.80% 23,520
REE 210,000§0 0.00% 361,830
RHC 56,500§ -2500 -4.24% 10,490
SAF 38,500§ -2000 -4.94% 6,980
SAM 209,000§ -10000 -4.57% 277,990
SAV 63,500§ -3000 -4.51% 3,300
SCD 47,500§ -2300 -4.62% 85,960
SDN 43,500§0 0.00% 800
SFC 55,000§ -2500 -4.35% 10,200
SFI 170,000§0 0.00% 35,230
SFN 44,200§ -2300 -4.95% 17,570
SGC 50,000§ -2500 -4.76% 34,400
SGH 76,000§ -1000 -1.30% 1,300
SHC 36,000§0 0.00% 9,980
SJ1 50,000§ -1000 -1.96% 7,520
SJD 53,500§0 0.00% 45,080
SJS 381,000§ -20000 -4.99% 20,060
SMC 52,000§ -2500 -4.59% 15,150
SSC 86,000§ -2000 -2.27% 24,190
STB 97,000§0 0.00% 540,740
TAC 55,000§ -1000 -1.79% 36,390
TCR 34,000§0 0.00% 22,500
TCT 66,000§ 3000 4.76% 3,540
TDH 200,000§0 0.00% 68,180
TMC 57,000§0 0.00% 19,800
TMS 66,000§ -1000 -1.49% 12,700
TNA 38,500§ -500 -1.28% 4,770
TRI 46,600§ -2400 -4.90% 11,120
TS4 46,600§ -2400 -4.90% 21,890
TTC 20,400§ 900 4.62% 164,030
TTP 84,000§ -3000 -3.45% 34,900
TYA 58,500§ -3000 -4.88% 32,000
UNI 45,500§ -1700 -3.60% 17,600
VFC 36,300§0 0.00% 79,730
VFMVF1 40,000§ -200 -0.50% 416,220
VGP 50,500§ -2500 -4.72% 20,470
VID 49,000§ -2500 -4.85% 23,550
VIP 81,000§ -3500 -4.14% 19,550
VIS 43,500§0 0.00% 1,350
VNM 181,000§ -9000 -4.74% 165,450
VPK 22,000§0 0.00% 22,510
VSH 80,000§ -4000 -4.76% 208,530
VTA 18,500§0 0.00% 10,440
VTB 67,000§0 0.00% 4,600
VTC 63,000§0 0.00% 40,100
1030.9 -21.96 -2.09%
Symbol Close Change§% Change Vol.
ABT 131,000§ -1000 -0.76% 16,100
AGF 130,000§ -3000 -2.26% 11,400
ALT 70,000§0 0.00% 2,370
BBC 49,500§ -500 -1.00% 121,360
BBT 17,600§ -900 -4.86% 96,090
BHS 47,500§ -2500 -5.00% 25,680
BMC 186,000§ 8000 4.49% 9,270
BMP 227,000§ -11000 -4.62% 67,020
BPC 27,500§ -500 -1.79% 14,880
BT6 65,500§ -1000 -1.50% 45,920
BTC 16,800§ 800 5.00% 25,830
CAN 31,500§ 700 2.27% 87,890
CII 83,000§ -4000 -4.60% 97,760
CLC 49,500§0 0.00% 2,620
COM 63,000§ -3000 -4.55% 10,280
CYC 15,000§ -400 -2.60% 23,230
DCT 32,500§ -1700 -4.97% 121,840
DHA 69,000§ -2000 -2.82% 77,530
DHG 266,000§ 1000 0.38% 18,860
DIC 36,000§ -100 -0.28% 22,350
DMC 142,000§ 2000 1.43% 21,630
DNP 59,000§ -1000 -1.67% 58,910
DPC 45,200§ -2300 -4.84% 65,390
DRC 171,000§ -9000 -5.00% 87,630
DTT 50,500§ -2500 -4.72% 8,200
DXP 42,300§ -2200 -4.94% 6,970
FMC 87,000§ -1000 -1.14% 12,210
FPC 49,800§ 2300 4.84% 238,320
FPT 574,000§ -30000 -4.97% 194,380
GIL 70,000§ 1500 2.19% 48,500
GMC 56,000§ -1000 -1.75% 17,940
GMD 181,000§0 0.00% 262,720
HAP 66,500§ 2000 3.10% 235,630
HAS 69,000§ 2000 2.99% 26,880
HAX 39,000§0 0.00% 4,590
HBC 90,500§ -4500 -4.74% 7,370
HBD 29,500§ -300 -1.01% 3,300
HMC 33,900§ -1700 -4.78% 4,190
HRC 321,000§0 0.00% 43,650
HTV 40,400§ 1900 4.94% 59,570
IFS 40,000§ -500 -1.23% 31,990
IMP 133,000§ -7000 -5.00% 28,970
ITA 134,000§ -7000 -4.96% 100,610
KDC 204,000§ -10000 -4.67% 96,200
KHA 32,000§ -600 -1.84% 415,970
KHP 30,700§ -300 -0.97% 57,350
LAF 17,000§ -200 -1.16% 267,130
LBM 25,800§ 1200 4.88% 29,840
LGC 63,000§ -2000 -3.08% 6,490
MCP 31,000§ -1000 -3.13% 1,200
MCV 42,200§ -1800 -4.09% 16,900
MHC 50,000§ 1700 3.52% 229,060
NAV 152,000§ 7000 4.83% 69,270
NHC 44,000§ -900 -2.00% 1,830
NKD 165,000§ -5000 -2.94% 40,780
NSC 48,000§ -500 -1.03% 31,900
PAC 54,000§ -2500 -4.42% 6,050
PGC 61,000§ -11000 -15.28% 66,180
PJT 47,000§0 0.00% 52,850
PMS 29,000§ -500 -1.69% 14,200
PNC 25,000§0 0.00% 54,000
PPC 99,500§ 4500 4.74% 995,830
PRUBF1 13,600§ -400 -2.86% 662,870
PVD 270,000§0 0.00% 347,640
RAL 119,000§ -6000 -4.80% 23,520
REE 210,000§0 0.00% 361,830
RHC 56,500§ -2500 -4.24% 10,490
SAF 38,500§ -2000 -4.94% 6,980
SAM 209,000§ -10000 -4.57% 277,990
SAV 63,500§ -3000 -4.51% 3,300
SCD 47,500§ -2300 -4.62% 85,960
SDN 43,500§0 0.00% 800
SFC 55,000§ -2500 -4.35% 10,200
SFI 170,000§0 0.00% 35,230
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09.02.07 07:06
#73
skunk.works
Info
some days old..but
VN-Index falls as bulls become bearish
HCM CITY — The stock market in HCM City is finally showing signs of cooling down after a record-breaking pace in recent months.
The HCM City Securities Trading Centre’s VN Index closed yesterday at 988.86 points, down by 27.53 points compared with the previous day.
The market’s slowdown came as stocks of several blue-chip companies fell, following a sharp rise in those stocks for three months.
Investors said they believed the price adjustment occurred within a short period of time because the share volume was still large.
The number of investors in the stock market, especially those who cannot afford high-priced stocks now, are expected to increase as prices fall.
Many investors yesterday shifted from buying high-priced shares to lower-priced shares, such as BTC, COM, DCT and KHA.
Industry experts said the drop in the VN Index this month was also caused by the Government’s newly issued policies on investment activities.
One new regulation stipulates that commercial banks will not be allowed to grant loans to their own securities companies.
More caution advised
During the recent hot streak, companies that led the price increase included blue-chip companies REE, SAM, GMD, PVD and VNM, most of them heavily invested in by foreigners.
Bui Nguyen Hoan, director of the Department of the Southern Provinces’ State Securities Commission, pointed out that the stock exchange typically reacts to market supply and demand.
One way of cooling it down, he said, was to issue a high volume of attractive commodities such as shares of joint-stock companies with large chartered capital, or those of joint-stock commercial banks.
"All administrative measures from management agencies should be considered as only an auxiliary means to stabilise the market, because these measures cannot create strong changes," Hoan said.
Vu Bang, chairman of the State Securities Commission, said that investors as well as the government should remain cautious when the market was moving at a very fast rate.
Because of overactive market, the Government would delay the increase of the current 49 per cent cap on share ownership by foreigners, he said.
Tran Xuan Ha, deputy minister of finance, said many investors were complaining that the current stock market was too risky, citing the lack of transparent data on some companies.
"To effectively manage these kinds of risks, the most important thing is to have sufficient and clear legal regulations," Ha said.
He said the Securities Law and the upcoming guidelines to be issued on the law should help clarify matters. — VNS
VN-Index falls as bulls become bearish
HCM CITY — The stock market in HCM City is finally showing signs of cooling down after a record-breaking pace in recent months.
The HCM City Securities Trading Centre’s VN Index closed yesterday at 988.86 points, down by 27.53 points compared with the previous day.
The market’s slowdown came as stocks of several blue-chip companies fell, following a sharp rise in those stocks for three months.
Investors said they believed the price adjustment occurred within a short period of time because the share volume was still large.
The number of investors in the stock market, especially those who cannot afford high-priced stocks now, are expected to increase as prices fall.
Many investors yesterday shifted from buying high-priced shares to lower-priced shares, such as BTC, COM, DCT and KHA.
Industry experts said the drop in the VN Index this month was also caused by the Government’s newly issued policies on investment activities.
One new regulation stipulates that commercial banks will not be allowed to grant loans to their own securities companies.
More caution advised
During the recent hot streak, companies that led the price increase included blue-chip companies REE, SAM, GMD, PVD and VNM, most of them heavily invested in by foreigners.
Bui Nguyen Hoan, director of the Department of the Southern Provinces’ State Securities Commission, pointed out that the stock exchange typically reacts to market supply and demand.
One way of cooling it down, he said, was to issue a high volume of attractive commodities such as shares of joint-stock companies with large chartered capital, or those of joint-stock commercial banks.
"All administrative measures from management agencies should be considered as only an auxiliary means to stabilise the market, because these measures cannot create strong changes," Hoan said.
Vu Bang, chairman of the State Securities Commission, said that investors as well as the government should remain cautious when the market was moving at a very fast rate.
Because of overactive market, the Government would delay the increase of the current 49 per cent cap on share ownership by foreigners, he said.
Tran Xuan Ha, deputy minister of finance, said many investors were complaining that the current stock market was too risky, citing the lack of transparent data on some companies.
"To effectively manage these kinds of risks, the most important thing is to have sufficient and clear legal regulations," Ha said.
He said the Securities Law and the upcoming guidelines to be issued on the law should help clarify matters. — VNS
09.02.07 07:11
#74
skunk.works
Vietnam
State bank, telecom biggie dial up growth through partnership
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The Vietnam Post and Telecom Group (VNPT) has entered into a cooperative deal with Vietnam's third-largest commercial bank to support mutual development.
Under the deal signed Thursday in Hanoi, VNPT and Bank for Development of Vietnam (BIDV) will work together as strategic partners, each reserving a major chunk of shares for the other to purchase on a mutual basis.
The two giant state corporations will utilize services including money transfers through their network of post agents, office transactions, automatic teller machines (ATMs), phone banking and internet banking.
The leading telecoms and banking providers plan to establish fund managers in various fields including energy, telecoms, property and mining.
They will also assist each other in training staff, according to the agreement.
Both sides will act as strategic founding members of fund management companies.
A BIDV representative said the two parties had also discussed either setting up or controlling a major portion of stakes in companies involved in the country’s forthcoming key mega projects.
These comprise the express way connecting the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay, the Vietnam-Laos Hydropower plant, Vietnam – Cambodia Hydropower plant, and a bank for trade, industry and services of Vietnam.
BIDV and VNPT have long established a close relationship as the bank had used VNPT-sourced services in return for short, medium and long term credit and syndicated loans for telecom projects.
The new formal strategic cooperation with a leading bank will enable VNPT to expand services and develop financial operations with the telecom business.
VNPT, last year, became a member of the ASEAN Telecom Holding Company (ATH/ACASIA), one of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)'s leading primary network service providers, made up of the six leading telecom providers in the region, namely CAT, Indosat, JTB, PLDT, Singtel and Telekom Malaysia.
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The Vietnam Post and Telecom Group (VNPT) has entered into a cooperative deal with Vietnam's third-largest commercial bank to support mutual development.
Under the deal signed Thursday in Hanoi, VNPT and Bank for Development of Vietnam (BIDV) will work together as strategic partners, each reserving a major chunk of shares for the other to purchase on a mutual basis.
The two giant state corporations will utilize services including money transfers through their network of post agents, office transactions, automatic teller machines (ATMs), phone banking and internet banking.
The leading telecoms and banking providers plan to establish fund managers in various fields including energy, telecoms, property and mining.
They will also assist each other in training staff, according to the agreement.
Both sides will act as strategic founding members of fund management companies.
A BIDV representative said the two parties had also discussed either setting up or controlling a major portion of stakes in companies involved in the country’s forthcoming key mega projects.
These comprise the express way connecting the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay, the Vietnam-Laos Hydropower plant, Vietnam – Cambodia Hydropower plant, and a bank for trade, industry and services of Vietnam.
BIDV and VNPT have long established a close relationship as the bank had used VNPT-sourced services in return for short, medium and long term credit and syndicated loans for telecom projects.
The new formal strategic cooperation with a leading bank will enable VNPT to expand services and develop financial operations with the telecom business.
VNPT, last year, became a member of the ASEAN Telecom Holding Company (ATH/ACASIA), one of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)'s leading primary network service providers, made up of the six leading telecom providers in the region, namely CAT, Indosat, JTB, PLDT, Singtel and Telekom Malaysia.
09.02.07 07:12
#75
skunk.works
Vietnam bank stocks
Vietnam warns against trading some bank shares
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Vietnam warned investors on Thursday to steer clear of shares in four banks which have been non-operational for years, and to avoid a grey market in stock of banks that have yet to win a trading license.
Amid talk that one of the four, Viet Hoa, may soon re-open its doors after a run on deposits closed it down in the late 1990s, the central bank moved to protect investors from themselves in the red-hot financial sector.
"Recently the central bank has received much information about trading of shares in banks which have been placed under special surveillance or had their license revoked, and trading the right to buy shares of banks which have not been licensed," the central bank said in a statement.
It named four out of 38 partly private banks which were non-operational as of the end of January as Viet Hoa, Nam Do, Vung Tau and Asia-Pacific banks.
"... trading shares in these banks at this time has not sufficient legal basis", the statement said.
Trading in shares of partly-private banks has been active on Vietnam's unregulated markets after sound results in 2006 and high dividend payments of up to 50 percent in some cases, brokers said.
On the regulated market, Sacombank and Asia Commercial Bank are the only available financial investment, and their surging share prices have helped take the Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi benchmark indexes to record highs in recent weeks.
The central bank said several organizations and individuals had plans to establish new banks, which it named as Van Phong, Tin Nghia, Lien Viet and the Oil and Gas bank, but it said the central bank has not yet licensed their operation.
The prices of bank shares have also been lifted amid moves by foreign banks to buy stakes, and as five state-run banks have been ordered to conduct initial public offerings this year and in 2008.
Next Monday state-run Bank for Foreign Trade, Vietnam's second-largest bank, will sign a contract to hire global investment bank Credit Suisse to advice on its partial privatization, banking officials said.
Deutsche Bank has been picked to advice state-run Mekong Delta Housing Development Bank for its IPO, State Bank of Vietnam Deputy Governor Phung Khac Ke told Reuters on Tuesday.
The selection of foreign consultants takes communist-run Vietnam further in its reform of the banking sector after it joined the World Trade Organization last month.
Last Thursday, Deutsche Bank said it had agreed to buy 20 percent of stake at an undisclosed value in Hanoi Building Bank, Vietnam's sixth largest partly private commercial bank.
HSBC Holdings Plc. plans to spend $71.5 million to double its stake in Techcombank to 20 percent once it is allowed to do so.
The government is expected to soon double the foreign ownership curb for an individual investor in a local bank to 20 percent.
Citigroup, Standard Chartered , ANZ , Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. , BNP Paribas and United Overseas Bank also have business interest or hold up to 10 percent of stake in a Vietnamese bank.
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Vietnam warned investors on Thursday to steer clear of shares in four banks which have been non-operational for years, and to avoid a grey market in stock of banks that have yet to win a trading license.
Amid talk that one of the four, Viet Hoa, may soon re-open its doors after a run on deposits closed it down in the late 1990s, the central bank moved to protect investors from themselves in the red-hot financial sector.
"Recently the central bank has received much information about trading of shares in banks which have been placed under special surveillance or had their license revoked, and trading the right to buy shares of banks which have not been licensed," the central bank said in a statement.
It named four out of 38 partly private banks which were non-operational as of the end of January as Viet Hoa, Nam Do, Vung Tau and Asia-Pacific banks.
"... trading shares in these banks at this time has not sufficient legal basis", the statement said.
Trading in shares of partly-private banks has been active on Vietnam's unregulated markets after sound results in 2006 and high dividend payments of up to 50 percent in some cases, brokers said.
On the regulated market, Sacombank and Asia Commercial Bank are the only available financial investment, and their surging share prices have helped take the Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi benchmark indexes to record highs in recent weeks.
The central bank said several organizations and individuals had plans to establish new banks, which it named as Van Phong, Tin Nghia, Lien Viet and the Oil and Gas bank, but it said the central bank has not yet licensed their operation.
The prices of bank shares have also been lifted amid moves by foreign banks to buy stakes, and as five state-run banks have been ordered to conduct initial public offerings this year and in 2008.
Next Monday state-run Bank for Foreign Trade, Vietnam's second-largest bank, will sign a contract to hire global investment bank Credit Suisse to advice on its partial privatization, banking officials said.
Deutsche Bank has been picked to advice state-run Mekong Delta Housing Development Bank for its IPO, State Bank of Vietnam Deputy Governor Phung Khac Ke told Reuters on Tuesday.
The selection of foreign consultants takes communist-run Vietnam further in its reform of the banking sector after it joined the World Trade Organization last month.
Last Thursday, Deutsche Bank said it had agreed to buy 20 percent of stake at an undisclosed value in Hanoi Building Bank, Vietnam's sixth largest partly private commercial bank.
HSBC Holdings Plc. plans to spend $71.5 million to double its stake in Techcombank to 20 percent once it is allowed to do so.
The government is expected to soon double the foreign ownership curb for an individual investor in a local bank to 20 percent.
Citigroup, Standard Chartered , ANZ , Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. , BNP Paribas and United Overseas Bank also have business interest or hold up to 10 percent of stake in a Vietnamese bank.
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