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Vietnam Plans Index Options for Next Year After FTSE Upgrade

Bloomberg Markets Monday 19 October 2026, 03:25 UTC By Nguyen Kieu Giang 1 min read
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Vietnam aims to introduce stock index options in the first quarter of next year as the country seeks to deepen its capital markets and attract more overseas investors following an upgrade to its equity market.

Vietnam aims to introduce stock index options in the first quarter of next year as the country seeks to deepen its capital markets and attract more overseas investors following an upgrade to its equity market.
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