The 4 November 2026 HOSE session closed with a broad ETF rally, with the VN-Index at 1,733.02 points (+1.97%) and the VN30-Index at 1,862.07 points (+2.56%). Total HOSE ETF AUM stood at 22.70T VND across 24 funds, while total ETF trading value was 26.23B VND. Foreign investors bought 8.41B VND and sold 29.92B VND, for a net secondary-market outflow of -21.51B VND, according to HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn. With the 5 November session not yet open, these are the prior session’s closing prices.
Key Takeaways
- VN30-linked ETFs led the close: E1VFVN30 +3.09% to 33,720 VND, FUESSV30 +4.18% to 24,170 VND and FUEKIV30 +2.41% to 12,760 VND; each closed above its intraday VWAP.
- FUEVFVND, the largest HOSE ETF at 10,225B VND AUM, rose 2.61% to 31,500 VND but recorded -18.63B VND foreign net selling on the day and -24.19B VND over five sessions.
- HOSE ETF breadth was positive at 15 advancers, 3 decliners and 6 unchanged; the -21.51B VND foreign net figure is secondary-market trading value, not primary-market creation/redemption flow.
Broad Rally Lifts VN30 and Diamond ETFs Above VWAP
VN30 and Diamond ETF Price Action
The close was risk-on across the main Vietnam ETF complex. E1VFVN30 closed at 33,720 VND, +3.09%, on 366,700 units and 5,861B VND estimated AUM. FUEVFVND, the largest HOSE ETF at 10,225B VND AUM, closed at 31,500 VND, +2.61%, on 308,300 units. FUESSVFL rose 3.28% to 27,990 VND on 60,300 units, while FUEVN100 added 1.83% to 24,480 VND on 49,800 units. FUEKIVFS was the strongest print at +6.30% to 17,040 VND, although volume was only 100 units and AUM was 170B VND, so the move should not be read as broad liquidity.
VWAP Premium Signals Close-of-Session Demand
Intraday VWAP provides a cleaner read on execution than the close alone. E1VFVN30 closed 2.37% above its VWAP of 32,939 VND; FUESSV30 closed 4.56% above its 23,116 VND VWAP; and FUESSV50 closed 5.76% above its 27,327 VND VWAP. Those premiums indicate that buyers were willing to pay above the session’s average traded price into the close. By contrast, FUEIP100 closed at 12,500 VND, -1.34%, and 0.40% below its 12,550 VND VWAP, the only negative print in the detailed set.
Foreign Trading: Secondary-Market Net Selling, Not Primary Redemptions
HOSE ETF Foreign Net Flow Breakdown
According to HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn, foreign investors bought 8.41B VND and sold 29.92B VND in HOSE ETFs, a net secondary-market outflow of -21.51B VND. FUEVFVND accounted for the bulk of the pressure: -18.63B VND on the day and -24.19B VND over five sessions. E1VFVN30 was -1.40B VND on the day but +0.79B VND over five sessions. FUESSVFL was -1.20B VND on the day and -1.43B VND over five sessions. FUEKIV30 printed +0.13B VND on the day but -98.17B VND over five sessions, a reminder that one-day and five-day windows can diverge sharply. FUEVN100 was +0.14B VND on the day but -3.54B VND over five sessions.
Creation/Redemption Distinction
These figures are secondary-market foreign net trading values on HOSE. They are not primary-market ETF creation/redemption flows. Primary flows are fund-level subscriptions and redemptions, typically visible through authorised participant and fund disclosures; a negative HOSE foreign net print does not automatically mean an ETF suffered redemptions. Use the methodology to separate exchange trading from fund creation/redemption activity.
AUM, Liquidity and Product Comparison
Comparative ETF Snapshot
| ETF | Close (VND) | 1D | VWAP (VND) | Price vs VWAP | Volume | Foreign Net 1D | AUM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E1VFVN30 | 33,720 | +3.09% | 32,939 | +2.37% | 366,700 units | -1.40B | 5,861B |
| FUEVFVND | 31,500 | +2.61% | 31,049 | +1.45% | 308,300 units | -18.63B | 10,225B |
| FUESSV30 | 24,170 | +4.18% | 23,116 | +4.56% | 18,800 units | -0.31B | 259B |
| FUESSV50 | 28,900 | +3.32% | 27,327 | +5.76% | 6,900 units | -0.00B | 202B |
| FUESSVFL | 27,990 | +3.28% | 27,579 | +1.49% | 60,300 units | -1.20B | 593B |
| FUEKIV30 | 12,760 | +2.41% | 12,697 | +0.50% | 10,100 units | +0.13B | 2,257B |
| FUEKIVFS | 17,040 | +6.30% | 17,040 | +0.00% | 100 units | +0.00B | 170B |
| FUEVN100 | 24,480 | +1.83% | 24,093 | +1.60% | 49,800 units | +0.14B | 690B |
| FUEDCMID | 11,540 | +2.40% | 11,308 | +2.05% | 8,200 units | -0.05B | 275B |
| FUEMAV30 | 23,100 | +2.76% | 22,503 | +2.65% | 14,300 units | -0.01B | 515B |
| FUEMAVND | 13,390 | +3.00% | 13,138 | +1.92% | 31,200 units | -0.24B | 181B |
Where the Assets Sit
Total HOSE ETF AUM was 22.70T VND. FUEVFVND alone held 10,225B VND, followed by E1VFVN30 at 5,861B VND and FUEKIV30 at 2,257B VND. FUEVN100 held 690B VND, FUESSVFL 593B VND, FUEMAV30 515B VND, FUEDCMID 275B VND, FUESSV30 259B VND, FUESSV50 202B VND, FUEMAVND 181B VND and FUEKIVFS 170B VND. At the industry level, Vietnam had 139 funds with total NAV of about 278.0T VND: open-end funds 140.37T VND (50.5%), passive ETFs 70.75T VND (25.4%) and closed-end funds 66.87T VND (24.1%). For context, the 12M bank deposit rate was about 5.10%/yr; active open-end equity funds such as VESAF (+26.4% 1Y, 1.95% TER), VMEEF (+28.1% 1Y, 2.00% TER), DCDS (+23.8% 1Y, 1.95% TER) and SSI-SCA (+24.9% 1Y, 1.75% TER) compare with low-cost passive ETFs charging 0.50%-0.80% TER.
Offshore Vietnam ETFs
Offshore vehicles also participated in the risk-on tone. VanEck Vietnam ETF VNM closed at $17.14, +4.13%, on 528K shares, while Xtrackers FTSE Vietnam ETF XFVT closed at £28.95, +2.77%, on 1K shares. This data block does not provide AUM or foreign-flow figures for these offshore products, so no primary-market inference is made here.
Positioning for the 5 November Open
What to Watch
With the 5 November session not yet open, the key question is whether the 4 November close-of-session VWAP premiums in VN30 ETFs persist. Watch FUEVFVND foreign net selling, which was -18.63B VND on the day and -24.19B VND over five sessions, against E1VFVN30’s +0.79B VND five-day foreign net. Also monitor primary-market creation/redemption disclosures separately from HOSE order-book data. The VN30 basket remains concentrated in FPT (12.4%), TCB (9.2%), ACB (8.6%), HPG (8.4%), VPB (7.5%), MBB (7.1%) and MWG (6.2%); the VN-Diamond basket is led by FPT (15.1%), PNJ (12.8%), MWG (12.4%), GMD (10.6%), ACB (9.8%), TCB (9.1%), MBB (7.9%) and REE (6.8%); VNFinLead is led by TCB (14.8%), ACB (14.2%), MBB (13.6%), VPB (12.9%), STB (11.4%) and SSI (7.8%).
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What was the Vietnam ETF foreign net flow on HOSE on 04/11/2026?
Foreign investors bought 8.41B VND and sold 29.92B VND across HOSE ETFs, producing a net secondary-market outflow of -21.51B VND, per HOSE/VCI order-book data on etf.com.vn.
2. Which ETF had the largest foreign net selling?
FUEVFVND recorded -18.63B VND foreign net selling on 04/11/2026 and -24.19B VND over five sessions; E1VFVN30 was -1.40B VND on the day but +0.79B VND over five sessions.
3. Does the -21.51B VND figure mean ETF redemptions?
No. It is secondary-market foreign net trading value on HOSE, not primary-market creation/redemption flow. Primary ETF flows require fund-level creation/redemption disclosures.
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