Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam is on track to reach 9 million stock trading accounts by 2025 and 11 million by 2030, CEO of Vietnam Report JSC Vu Dang Vinh has said.
As of the end of August, the Ministry of Finance reported over 8.6 million accounts in the market, an increase of 19.4% compared to the end of 2023.
Steady growth in the number of new investor accounts is a positive sign reflecting the attractiveness of the market, Vinh said. He noted that as the economy remains stable and requires robust capital flows, the stock market serves as an essential channel for capital transmission.
A recent survey by Vietnam Report involving businesses and financial experts revealed that 85.7% of respondents consider Vietnam’s economic recovery as the primary growth opportunity for the financial sector this year. In addition, 82.3% cited consumer growth and 69.5% highlighted a stable business environment.
Rising final consumption index reflects improving demand and spending as well as increasing short-term borrowing for consumption. A stable business climate, on the other hand, creates favourable conditions for foreign investment to flow back into the market, with some of this capital channeled through the stock market, potentially ending recent periods of net selling.
Vietnam Report’s analysis of the top 20 securities companies, whi𝓰ch together account for about 80% of the industry’s total assets in the second quarter, also showed an upward trend in return on assets (ROA), further underscoring the market's growth potential./.
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