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E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND, FUESSVFL: Price Action & VWAP for the November 2, 2026 Session

Executive Summary

E1VFVN30 closed 32,950 VND (-1.93%), FUEVFVND 30,800 VND (-2.84%), FUESSVFL 27,300 VND (+0.59%); HOSE ETF foreign net +1.65B VND.

By:Sungsoo Na— COO & CCO at teko

Vietnam’s ETF market closed the 2 November 2026 session under clear risk-off pressure, with the VN-Index at 1,710.72 pts (-1.77%) and the VN30-Index at 1,813.41 pts (-2.24%). According to HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn, total HOSE ETF AUM stood at 22.23T VND and total ETF trading value at 47.82B VND, while foreign investors recorded a net +1.65B VND across the ETF tape. The three focus funds closed mixed: E1VFVN30 at 32,950 VND (-1.93%), FUEVFVND at 30,800 VND (-2.84%), and FUESSVFL at 27,300 VND (+0.59%).

Key Takeaways

  • E1VFVN30 closed 0.60% above its 32,755 VND intraday VWAP despite a -1.93% daily decline; volume was 740,100 units, with 1D foreign net -3.88B VND but +3.09B VND over 5D.
  • FUEVFVND closed at 30,800 VND, effectively equal to its 30,801 VND VWAP (-0.00%), on 485,200 units and the trio’s strongest 1D foreign net at +8.71B VND.
  • FUESSVFL was the only advancer (+0.59%) at 27,300 VND, but closed 0.38% below its 27,405 VND VWAP; 1D foreign net was -0.12B VND.

Broad Market Close and ETF Tape

Risk-Off Benchmarks, Mixed ETF Outcomes

Across 24 HOSE ETFs, breadth was 3 advancers, 14 decliners and 7 unchanged. The VN30-Index fell harder than the VN-Index, reflecting pressure in large-cap baskets: VN30 exposure is concentrated in FPT (12.4%), TCB (9.2%), ACB (8.6%) and HPG (8.4%), while the VN-Diamond basket is led by FPT (15.1%), PNJ (12.8%) and MWG (12.4%).

E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND, FUESSVFL: Price vs. VWAP

VWAP Signal and Volume Read

TickerClosing Price1DIntraday VWAPClose vs VWAPVolumeForeign Net 1DForeign Net 5DAUM
E1VFVN3032,950 VND-1.93%32,755 VND+0.60%740,100 units-3.88B VND+3.09B VND5,717B VND
FUEVFVND30,800 VND-2.84%30,801 VND-0.00%485,200 units+8.71B VND-0.86B VND9,982B VND
FUESSVFL27,300 VND+0.59%27,405 VND-0.38%59,900 units-0.12B VND-0.06B VND579B VND

E1VFVN30’s close of 32,950 VND was 0.60% above VWAP, indicating late trades executed above the session average even as the fund declined. FUEVFVND closed at 30,800 VND versus VWAP of 30,801 VND, a -0.00% gap. FUESSVFL’s +0.59% close was 0.38% below VWAP, so the positive print did not imply all buyers were above water.

Foreign Flows: Secondary Market, Not Creation/Redemption

Fund-Level Flow Details

FUEVFVND attracted +8.71B VND of 1D foreign net buying but recorded -0.86B VND over 5D. E1VFVN30 saw -3.88B VND for 1D, offset by +3.09B VND over 5D. FUESSVFL was -0.12B VND for 1D and -0.06B VND for 5D. These are secondary-market foreign net trading values on HOSE—according to HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn—not primary-market ETF creation or redemption flows.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What were the closing prices on 2/11/2026?
E1VFVN30 closed at 32,950 VND (-1.93%), FUEVFVND at 30,800 VND (-2.84%), and FUESSVFL at 27,300 VND (+0.59%).

2. How did closes compare with intraday VWAP?
E1VFVN30 closed +0.60% above 32,755 VND; FUEVFVND was -0.00% versus 30,801 VND; FUESSVFL was -0.38% versus 27,405 VND.

3. Are these foreign flows primary-market creations?
No. HOSE ETF foreign net was +1.65B VND, while E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND and FUESSVFL figures are secondary-market order-book net trading values, not creation/redemption.

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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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