Weekly ETF Report for the Week Ended 02/10/2026: Performance and Flows of Key HOSE ETFs
All six ETFs listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange that appear in this week's dataset posted negative one-week returns for the period ended 02/10/2026, according to a Yahoo Finance data pull taken before the session opened. The VFMVN30 ETF (E1VFVN30) was quoted at 34,190 VND, down 1.18% for the week and 5.26% year to date, while the DCVFMVN Diamond ETF (FUEVFVND) stood at 32,660 VND, down 3.14% over the same week. The most striking single reading in the table was KIM Growth VN30 ETF (FUEKIVFS), which recorded a +6.93% one-day move even though its one-week return was -5.20%.
Weekly ETF Snapshot for the Week Ended 02/10/2026
The dataset below covers six HOSE-listed ETFs and one US-listed Vietnam-focused ETF. All prices represent the prior session's closing price, because the data was pulled before HOSE opened on 02/10/2026.
The Full Data Table
| Ticker | Fund Name | Price | 1-Day | 1-Week | 1-Month | YTD | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E1VFVN30 | VFMVN30 ETF | 34,190 VND | -0.09% | -1.18% | -4.15% | -5.26% | 0K units |
| FUEVFVND | DCVFMVN Diamond ETF | 32,660 VND | -1.00% | -3.14% | -3.94% | -14.73% | 0K units |
| FUESSV30 | SSIAM VN30 ETF | 24,000 VND | +0.71% | -2.20% | -2.36% | -5.14% | 0K units |
| FUESSV50 | SSIAM VNX50 ETF | 27,970 VND | -0.11% | -3.05% | -4.54% | -1.58% | 0K units |
| FUESSVFL | SSIAM VN FINLEAD ETF | 28,020 VND | -1.09% | -3.28% | -5.34% | -7.71% | 0K units |
| FUEKIVFS | KIM Growth VN30 ETF | 16,210 VND | +6.93% | -5.20% | -7.37% | -4.98% | 0K units |
| VNM | VanEck Vietnam ETF | $16.72 | -0.71% | -3.18% | -6.59% | -12.51% | 683K shs |
Source: Yahoo Finance data pull, 02/10/2026. Prices reflect the prior session's close; the market had not yet opened at the time of the pull.
How to Read This Snapshot
Two points about the data are worth stating up front. First, because the pull was taken before the market opened, every price shown for the six HOSE ETFs is the prior session's closing price rather than a live intraday quote. Second, the Volume column reads 0K units for all six HOSE-listed products — no session volume had been recorded at the time of the pull. The only volume figure in the snapshot belongs to VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM), at 683K shares.
That distinction matters for anyone scanning the table for a headline: the returns columns carry real information for the week and month, while the HOSE volume column carries none in this particular snapshot.
Weekly Performance: VN30 Trackers vs. the Wider Market
Weekly returns across the six HOSE ETFs ranged from -1.18% to -5.20%. Every fund in the cohort was lower over the week, and every fund was also lower over the trailing month, with one-month returns falling between -2.36% and -7.37%. The daily column, by contrast, was mixed: four funds were lower and two were higher.
The VN30 Group: E1VFVN30, FUESSV30 and FUEKIVFS
E1VFVN30, the most widely tracked domestic fund in this dataset, closed at 34,190 VND. Its -1.18% weekly decline was the smallest of the six, and it also posted the smallest one-day move in the table at -0.09%. Over longer windows the picture was weaker: -4.15% for the month and -5.26% year to date.
SSIAM VN30 ETF (FUESSV30) closed at 24,000 VND and was one of only two funds in the table to post a positive one-day return, at +0.71%. That session gain sat inside a -2.20% week, a -2.36% month — the smallest one-month decline among the six HOSE funds — and a -5.14% year-to-date return.
KIM Growth VN30 ETF (FUEKIVFS) closed at 16,210 VND and recorded the largest single-session move in the entire table at +6.93%. Against that, its one-week return was -5.20% and its one-month return was -7.37%, both the weakest readings among the six HOSE-listed funds. The combination is a useful reminder that a strong daily print and a negative trend figure can coexist in the same row.
The Broader and Sector Group: FUEVFVND, FUESSV50 and FUESSVFL
DCVFMVN Diamond ETF (FUEVFVND) closed at 32,660 VND, down 1.00% on the day, 3.14% for the week, 3.94% for the month and 14.73% year to date — the weakest year-to-date reading of any fund in the table, including the US-listed VNM.
SSIAM VNX50 ETF (FUESSV50) closed at 27,970 VND, essentially flat on the day at -0.11%, but down 3.05% for the week and 4.54% for the month. Its year-to-date return of -1.58% was the shallowest decline in the group.
SSIAM VN FINLEAD ETF (FUESSVFL) closed at 28,020 VND, with a -1.09% daily move, a -3.28% week, a -5.34% month and a -7.71% year-to-date return.
Outside Vietnam's domestic listings, VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM) closed at $16.72, down 0.71% on the day, 3.18% for the week, 6.59% for the month and 12.51% year to date.
Fund Flow or Trading Volume? Reading the Numbers Correctly
This report is framed as a weekly review of performance and flows, so it is worth being precise about what the underlying dataset actually contains. It contains price returns and, for one fund, a share-volume figure. It does not contain fund flow data.
Trading Volume Is Not the Same as Fund Flow
True ETF fund flow refers to creation and redemption activity — the change in an ETF's shares outstanding multiplied by its net asset value. That is a primary-market measure. Trading volume, by contrast, measures secondary-market turnover: how many units changed hands on the exchange. A fund can trade heavily without taking in a single new unit of capital, and it can take in capital on a quiet trading day. Likewise, foreign net buying or selling on the exchange is not fund flow.
Because this snapshot provides returns and, for one fund, share volume — but no shares-outstanding or NAV data — no flow figure can be derived from it, and none is presented in this article. Where the table shows movement, it should be read as price performance, not as capital entering or leaving a fund.
For the six HOSE-listed ETFs, the point is even simpler: the Volume column reads 0K units across the board in this pre-open snapshot, so there is no trading-volume signal to interpret for those funds here at all.
VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM): The Only Volume Figure in the Snapshot
VNM is the single row in the table with a volume reading, at 683K shares. Even that figure is share volume on the exchange for the US listing, not a creation or redemption total. Its accompanying returns were -0.71% for the day, -3.18% for the week, -6.59% for the month and -12.51% year to date, per the same Yahoo Finance data pull.
Year-to-Date: The Bigger Picture Behind the Weekly Moves
Stepping back from the week, the year-to-date column shows how differently these funds have behaved over a longer horizon — and how little the weekly ranking tells you about the annual one.
The Year-to-Date Spread Across the Six HOSE ETFs
Year-to-date returns for the six HOSE-listed funds were: -1.58% (FUESSV50), -4.98% (FUEKIVFS), -5.14% (FUESSV30), -5.26% (E1VFVN30), -7.71% (FUESSVFL) and -14.73% (FUEVFVND). That is a spread of 13.15 percentage points between the strongest and weakest year-to-date performers in the group, based on the figures in the table above.
The divergence between the weekly and annual rankings is instructive. FUESSV50 posted a -3.05% week, a steeper decline than E1VFVN30's -1.18%, yet its year-to-date return of -1.58% is more than three percentage points better than E1VFVN30's -5.26%. Short windows and long windows are answering different questions.
What the Table Does Not Tell You
What none of these columns reveal is why returns diverged, or whether investors added or removed capital. Price returns reflect the underlying index performance and the fund's tracking, and this dataset contains no holdings, no NAV and no shares-outstanding data that would support a deeper attribution. Any fund-level analysis beyond the figures shown would require additional sourced data.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How did E1VFVN30 perform in the week ended 02/10/2026?
According to the Yahoo Finance data pull dated 02/10/2026, VFMVN30 ETF (E1VFVN30) was quoted at 34,190 VND with a one-week return of -1.18%, a one-day return of -0.09%, a one-month return of -4.15% and a year-to-date return of -5.26%. The price shown is the prior session's close, as the market had not yet opened when the data was captured.
2. Did any of the six HOSE ETFs gain for the week?
No. All six HOSE-listed ETFs in the table recorded negative one-week returns for the period ended 02/10/2026, ranging from -1.18% for E1VFVN30 to -5.20% for FUEKIVFS. On the daily column, however, two funds were positive: FUESSV30 at +0.71% and FUEKIVFS at +6.93%.
3. Does this snapshot show ETF fund inflows or outflows?
No. The dataset contains price returns and, for VanEck Vietnam ETF (VNM), a share-volume figure of 683K shares. It does not contain creation/redemption data, shares outstanding or NAV, which are the inputs required to measure fund flow. Trading volume and foreign net buying or selling on the exchange should not be read as fund inflows or outflows.
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