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ETF Prices on 02/11/2026: How Far Did E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND and FUESSVFL Trade From VWAP?

Executive Summary

E1VFVN30 closed 32,950 VND, 0.60% above VWAP; FUEVFVND sat at VWAP with +8.71B VND foreign net buying; FUESSVFL closed 0.38% below VWAP.

By:Sungsoo Na— COO & CCO at teko

Vietnam's ETF tape ended the 02/11/2026 HOSE session in a broad risk-off move: the VN-Index fell 1.77% to 1,710.72 points and the VN30-Index dropped 2.24% to 1,813.41 points. Across 24 HOSE-listed ETFs, turnover reached 47.82B VND, aggregate AUM stood at 22.23T VND, and foreign investors were net buyers of +1.65B VND on the secondary market, according to HOSE / VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn. With HOSE not yet open on 03/11/2026, all prices below are the 02/11/2026 closing prints.

Key Takeaways

  • E1VFVN30 closed at 32,950 VND (-1.93%), a +0.60% premium to its 32,755 VND intraday VWAP on 740,100 units.
  • FUEVFVND printed 30,800 VND against a 30,801 VND VWAP (-0.00%), the tightest tracking of the three, while absorbing +8.71B VND of foreign net buying.
  • FUESSVFL was the only advancer (+0.59% to 27,300 VND) yet still closed -0.38% below its 27,405 VND VWAP, with foreign net selling of -0.12B VND.

Where the Three Flagship ETFs Closed Versus VWAP

VWAP Gap Table, Session 02/11/2026

TickerClosing Price1-DayIntraday VWAPPrice vs VWAPVolumeForeign Net (1D)AUM
E1VFVN3032,950 VND-1.93%32,755 VND+0.60%740,100-3.88B VND5,717B VND
FUEVFVND30,800 VND-2.84%30,801 VND-0.00%485,200+8.71B VND9,982B VND
FUESSVFL27,300 VND+0.59%27,405 VND-0.38%59,900-0.12B VND579B VND
FUEKIV3012,880 VND-2.35%12,445 VND+3.49%42,900+0.37B VND2,278B VND

E1VFVN30's close of 32,950 VND sat +0.60% above VWAP, a modest premium consistent with buyers stepping into the largest VN30 tracker late in the session. FUEVFVND, the largest fund on the board at 9,982B VND AUM, closed effectively at VWAP. FUESSVFL's -0.38% discount is the widest of the trio in relative terms, despite its +0.59% daily gain.

Foreign Order-Book Flows Diverge From Price Action

Secondary-Market Net Trading, Not Primary Creation

According to HOSE / VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn, FUEVFVND drew +8.71B VND of foreign net buying on the day yet remains -0.86B VND over five sessions, while E1VFVN30 saw -3.88B VND on the day but +3.09B VND across five sessions. These are secondary-market net trading values on HOSE and should be read separately from primary-market ETF creation and redemption activity.

Execution Context for Basket Traders

Constituent Concentration and Tracking Risk

The VN30 basket behind E1VFVN30 carries FPT at 12.4%, TCB 9.2% and ACB 8.6%; the VN-Diamond basket behind FUEVFVND holds FPT 15.1%, PNJ 12.8% and MWG 12.4%; the VNFinLead basket behind FUESSVFL is bank-heavy with TCB 14.8%, ACB 14.2% and MBB 13.6%. Wider VWAP gaps elsewhere on the board, such as FUEKIV30 at +3.49% and FUEDCMID at +1.61%, reflect thin liquidity rather than fundamental repricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How far did E1VFVN30 close from its VWAP on 02/11/2026?
E1VFVN30 closed at 32,950 VND, which is +0.60% above its intraday VWAP of 32,755 VND, on volume of 740,100 units.

2. Did FUEVFVND trade at a premium or discount to VWAP?
Neither: FUEVFVND closed at 30,800 VND versus a VWAP of 30,801 VND, a -0.00% gap, with +8.71B VND of foreign net buying.

3. Why did FUESSVFL rise yet close below VWAP?
FUESSVFL gained +0.59% to 27,300 VND, but its 27,405 VND VWAP implies heavier trading earlier in the session; the close was -0.38% below VWAP on 59,900 units.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute personal investment advice.

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About the Author

Sungsoo Na

COO & CCO at teko

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Financial executive with over 18 years of experience across equity derivatives, structured products, tokenized securities, and fintech in South Korea, Hong Kong, and Vietnam. Former CEO of Vina Securities JSC (2020–2024) and former Institutional Equity Division executive at Morgan Stanley (2014–2019), holding a Ph.D. in Financial Engineering from North Carolina State University.

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