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ETF Price & VWAP Moves on 04/11/2026: E1VFVN30, FUEVFVND, FUESSVFL

Executive Summary

E1VFVN30 closed 33,720 VND (+3.09%), 2.37% above VWAP; FUEVFVND 31,500 VND despite -18.63B VND foreign net selling as VN30 rallied 2.56%.

By:Sungsoo Na— COO & CCO at teko

The 04/11/2026 HOSE session delivered a broad risk-on close for Vietnam's ETF complex: the VN-Index settled at 1,733.02 pts (+1.97%) and the VN30-Index at 1,862.07 pts (+2.56%), lifting 15 of 24 listed ETFs against 3 decliners and 6 unchanged. Total HOSE ETF AUM stands at 22.70T VND. Per HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn, the three largest benchmark trackers all closed above their intraday VWAP — a signature of demand-side pressure rather than passive drift.

Key Takeaways

  • E1VFVN30 closed at 33,720 VND (+3.09%), a 2.37% premium to its 32,939 VND intraday VWAP, on 366,700 units and 5,861B VND AUM.
  • FUEVFVND printed 31,500 VND (+2.61%), 1.45% above its 31,049 VND VWAP, despite the heaviest secondary-market foreign net selling on the tape at -18.63B VND.
  • Aggregate HOSE ETF foreign investors bought 8.41B VND and sold 29.92B VND (-21.51B VND net) on thin total ETF turnover of 26.23B VND — flow, not liquidity, is the swing factor.

VN30 Wrappers Lead, but Participation Is Narrow

Price Action vs Benchmark

The VN30 basket (FPT 12.4%, TCB 9.2%, ACB 8.6%, HPG 8.4%) drove the index move, and the wrappers tracked it with beta dispersion: E1VFVN30 +3.09%, FUESSV30 +4.18%, FUEMAV30 +2.76% and FUEKIV30 +2.41%. Despite the rally, all four remain negative year-to-date — E1VFVN30 at -9.37% — confirming this is a rebound inside a corrective trend, not a trend break. Volume of 366,700 units on E1VFVN30 is functional but not conviction-level.

VWAP Premiums: Where the Order Book Paid Up

Execution Quality Table

Close-to-VWAP spread is the cleanest read on intraday urgency. FUESSV30 (+4.56%) and FUESSV50 (+5.76%) show the widest gaps, symptomatic of thin books where small orders reprice the screen. The three flagship funds show moderate, repeatable premiums.

TickerClose (VND)1DIntraday VWAPClose vs VWAPVolumeForeign Net 1DAUM
E1VFVN3033,720+3.09%32,939+2.37%366,700-1.40B5,861B
FUEVFVND31,500+2.61%31,049+1.45%308,300-18.63B10,225B
FUESSVFL27,990+3.28%27,579+1.49%60,300-1.20B593B
FUESSV3024,170+4.18%23,116+4.56%18,800-0.31B259B
FUEVN10024,480+1.83%24,093+1.60%49,800+0.14B690B

Foreign Flow: Secondary-Market Selling, Not Redemptions

Reading the -21.51B VND

The -21.51B VND market-wide figure is secondary-market net trading value on HOSE, not primary-market creation/redemption. FUEVFVND's -18.63B VND (1D) and -24.19B VND (5D) reflect order-book distribution into strength; FUESSVFL saw a milder -1.20B VND despite +3.28%, and E1VFVN30 recorded -1.40B VND against a positive +0.79B VND 5D. Cross-check creations directly with the comparison tool before inferring net fund outflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does E1VFVN30's +2.37% premium to VWAP mean?
Buyers paid an average 32,939 VND during the session but the fund closed at 33,720 VND, meaning late-session demand lifted the close 781 VND above the volume-weighted average — a sign of end-of-day accumulation pressure.

2. Did FUEVFVND see primary-market redemptions on 04/11/2026?
No. The -18.63B VND figure is secondary-market foreign net selling on HOSE, not confirmed creation/redemption activity; FUEVFVND still closed +2.61% at 31,500 VND with 10,225B VND AUM.

3. Why is FUESSV30 up 4.18% while E1VFVN30 gained 3.09%?
Both track VN30, but FUESSV30 trades on 18,800 units versus 366,700 for E1VFVN30, so its close sat +4.56% above VWAP versus +2.37% — a liquidity-driven pricing gap, not a performance gap.

Screen live VWAP, premium/discount and foreign net flow across all 24 HOSE ETFs on the etf.com.vn market dashboard, then model basket exposure with the FUEVFVND fund page and portfolio builder.

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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