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ETF Weekly Report Ending September 11, 2026: Foreign Capital Flows and Fund Performance Highlights

Executive Summary

Weekly ETF recap to Sept 11: VN30 ETFs dip 1.7-2.2%, FUEVFVND -12.74% YTD, KIM Growth surprises +5.6%. Volume and foreign capital trends analyzed.

By:Sungsoo Na— COO & CCO at teko

Báo cáo ETF tuần 11/09/2026: Foreign Capital Flows and Fund Performance Highlights

Vietnam’s ETF market posted a broad decline during the week ending September 11, 2026, with most locally-listed funds losing ground. The only bright spot was the KIM Growth VN30 ETF (FUEKIVFS), which surged 5.60% for the week, while foreign-listed VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM) fell 2.23%. Below we break down the performance in this báo cáo ETF tuần 11/09/2026, including trading volumes and what the data suggests about current market sentiment.

Báo cáo ETF tuần 11/09/2026: Weekly Performance Overview

Based on Yahoo Finance data as of September 14, 2026, the week ending September 11 saw negative returns across most major ETFs tracking VN30 index. The SSIAM VNX50 ETF (FUESSV50) was the worst performer with a 3.31% weekly drop, while the SSIAM VN30 ETF (FUESSV30) fell 2.17%.

Among the two largest ETFs by assets, the VFMVN30 ETF (E1VFVN30) declined 1.75% to 34,780 VND, and the DCVFMVN Diamond ETF (FUEVFVND) lost 1.99% to 33,420 VND. The Diamond ETF remains a significant laggard on a year-to-date basis, down 12.74% since January.

Best and Worst Performers of the Week

ETFTicker1-Week ReturnPrice (VND)
KIM Growth VN30 ETFFUEKIVFS+5.60%17,170
SSIAM VN FINLEAD ETFFUESSVFL-1.59%28,480
VFMVN30 ETFE1VFVN30-1.75%34,780
DCVFMVN Diamond ETFFUEVFVND-1.99%33,420
SSIAM VN30 ETFFUESSV30-2.17%24,400
VanEck Vietnam ETFVNM-2.23%$17.50
SSIAM VNX50 ETFFUESSV50-3.31%28,900

Notably, FUEKIVFS saw negligible trading volume (0K units), suggesting the large weekly gain may be due to low liquidity rather than strong buying pressure. Conversely, E1VFVN30 recorded the highest volume at 292K units, indicating active trading despite the price decline.

Foreign Capital Flows: What the Data Tells Us

The title references “foreign capital flows,” but the available data does not include official creation/redemption figures or foreign net buying/selling on the exchange. However, the trading volume and price movements of US-listed VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM) — which fell 2.23% on 888K shares — can serve as a proxy for international investor sentiment. The VNM discount to NAV may have widened, but specific flow data is not publicly disclosed in this dataset.

For locally-listed ETFs, the absence of daily fund flow reports means we rely on trading volumes and price action. The sharp drop in FUEVFVND (Diamond) volume to 165K units compared to E1VFVN30’s 292K suggests less domestic institutional activity in the Diamond strategy during the week.

Volume Snapshot

  • E1VFVN30: 292K units — highest volume, reflecting continued interest in VN30 ETFs.
  • FUEVFVND: 165K units — moderate volume, but YTD return of -12.74% may deter new inflows.
  • FUESSV30: 9K units — thin trading suggests limited retail participation.
  • FUESSVFL: 4K units — low volume typical for sector ETF.
  • FUEKIVFS: 0K units — effectively no trades; price move likely due to stale quotes.

Year-to-Date Performance: Diamond Still Under Pressure

Looking beyond the week, the YTD performance shows a clear divergence. The only ETF in positive territory is SSIAM VNX50 ETF (+1.69%), while the rest are in the red. The worst YTD performer is FUEVFVND at -12.74%, followed by VNM at -8.42% and FUESSVFL at -6.19%.

E1VFVN30 (-3.63%) and FUESSV30 (-3.56%) are nearly flat, reflecting the broader VN30 index’s weakness. FUEKIVFS, despite its weekly pop, is still down YTD. This báo cáo ETF tuần 11/09/2026 highlights the persistent pressure on Diamond and the resilience of the VNX50 index.

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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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