Vietnam ETF Market Recap (Thị trường ETF) — Session 18/09/2026: E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND and Foreign Fund Flows

Vietnam-listed ETFs closed the 18/09/2026 session mostly in positive territory, with E1VFVN30 finishing at 35,500 VND, up 1.43% on the day, and FUESSVFL the strongest daily performer at 29,110 VND, up 2.07%. FUEVFVND closed at 34,200 VND, a 0.29% daily gain that lifted its one-week return to 2.03%. All figures below are official closing prices for the session, based on Yahoo Finance trading data as of 18/09/2026. For the wider picture, see our thị trường ETF hub and the full ETF price data.

Thị trường ETF: Vietnam-Listed Funds Close Broadly Positive

Five of the six Vietnam-listed ETFs covered in this recap ended the session higher, while one slipped marginally. The moves were moderate in most cases, with daily changes ranging from +2.07% at the top to -0.04% at the bottom.

E1VFVN30 closes at 35,500 VND

The VFMVN30 ETF (E1VFVN30) closed at 35,500 VND, up 1.43% for the session. Over the past week it added 0.14%, and over the past month it gained 5.03%, though it remains down 1.63% year-to-date. Volume reached 551K units — the second-highest in this group. You can review the fund's profile on the E1VFVN30 product page.

FUEVFVND: weekly gain of 2.03%

The DCVFMVN Diamond ETF (FUEVFVND) closed at 34,200 VND, up 0.29% on the day. Its one-week return of 2.03% outpaced its daily move, and the one-month figure stands at +3.17%. Year-to-date, however, the fund is down 10.70%. Volume was 167K units. Details are available on the FUEVFVND product page.

Divergence Beneath the Surface

Headline daily returns masked a wider spread of performance across the thị trường ETF, particularly between financial-focused and broader large-cap exposures.

FUESSVFL leads with +2.07%

The SSIAM VN FINLEAD ETF (FUESSVFL) closed at 29,110 VND, up 2.07% — the largest daily gain in the group. That move came against a one-week return of -2.12%, a one-month gain of 4.83% and a year-to-date decline of 4.12%. Volume of 1,333K units was the highest recorded among the funds reviewed here.

FUESSV50 is the only decliner

The SSIAM VNX50 ETF (FUESSV50) closed at 28,500 VND, down 0.04% — the sole negative daily print in this set. It was down 3.06% over the week and 1.93% over the month, while holding a year-to-date gain of 0.28%. Volume was 9K units, the lowest among the funds that traded. See the FUESSV50 product page for holdings and fees.

Where Trading Volume Concentrated

FUESSVFL: 1,333K units

Turnover across the thị trường ETF was heavily skewed toward FUESSVFL, which recorded 1,333K units against 551K units for E1VFVN30, 167K for FUEVFVND and 18K for the SSIAM VN30 ETF (FUESSV30). FUESSV30 closed at 24,860 VND, up 0.16%, with a one-week gain of 1.76%, a one-month gain of 1.97% and a year-to-date decline of 1.74%. See the FUESSV30 product page for fund details.

FUEKIVFS recorded no volume

The KIM Growth VN30 ETF (FUEKIVFS) closed at 17,400 VND, up 0.99%, on 0K units of volume. Its one-week return was -4.34%, with a one-month gain of 0.58% and a year-to-date gain of 1.99%. The absence of trading means the closing price should be read with that liquidity context in mind — see the FUEKIVFS fund page for reference NAV.

Foreign-Listed Vietnam Exposure: VanEck VNM

VNM at $17.55

The VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM), which trades in the United States, closed at $17.55, up 1.04% on the day. It was down 2.50% over the week, up 2.57% over the month and down 8.16% year-to-date, with 453K shares changing hands. Compare that with the domestic large-cap exposure in E1VFVN30.

Why volume is not the same as fund flow

It is worth being precise about what these numbers represent. True ETF fund flow is the change in shares outstanding multiplied by NAV — that is, creation and redemption activity. The figures available for this session are exchange trading volume in units or shares, not creation/redemption data. On that basis, what can be stated is that 453K VNM shares traded, 551K E1VFVN30 units traded and 1,333K FUESSVFL units traded — activity levels, not net creations or redemptions. For the underlying creation/redemption series, see our ETF fund flow data page.