ETF Movement: XTR Vietnam (03087) Rises Over 2% Intraday; Institutions Highlight Vietnam's Leading ASEAN Economic Growth, Express Favorable Outlook on Stock Market

Stock News04-21

XTR Vietnam (03087) saw an intraday increase exceeding 2%. At the time of writing, the ETF was up 1.99%, trading at HKD 328.7 with a turnover of HKD 522,700. On the news front, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam announced the election of To Lam as the State President of Vietnam. In January 2026, To Lam proposed aiming to raise Vietnam's average annual economic growth rate to over 10% during the 2026-2030 period. CITIC Securities Hong Kong stated in a research report that within ASEAN equity markets, it holds a relatively positive view on the Vietnamese stock market, citing the country's leading economic growth rate in the region, supported by relatively stable external demand and internal policies. According to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing data, the XTR FTSE Vietnam ETF tracks the STOXX Vietnam Total Market Liquid Index. This index, compiled by STOXX Limited, is designed to reflect the overall performance of the Vietnamese listed equity market while controlling for liquidity and the feasibility of foreign ownership limits. By excluding companies with insufficient liquidity, the index ensures its constituents possess high trading activity, thereby providing a more accurate representation of the investable segment of the Vietnamese market.

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