The VN-Index dipped below the 400 point mark on June 4, marking the
deepest fall since the trading bank was narrowed to 2 percent.
The VN-Index closed off 1.38 percent at 395.66, a loss of 5.54 points.

The trading volume, however, stayed steady at 1.72 million shares, with a total value of 62.09 billion VND (3.88 million USD).

“Market regulators have to do something else to warn up the market next time, I guess,” an investor said.

According
to many analysts, the intervention of market regulators in the stock
market now can help. The most important thing at this point was how
long it took to curb inflation.

They said that investors would only return to the stock market when their daily expenses were stable.

Vincom
(VIC) continued its third session as the most active code with 217,760
shares changing hands. The shares was a gainer on June 4 when it
advanced 1.40 percent to 72,000 VND.

In Hanoi , the
HASTC-Index fell 1.82 percent at 113.60. Trading volume closed modestly
at 849,610 shares with a revenue of 20.02 billion VND (1.25 million
USD).

Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), PetroVietnam Insurance (PVI)
and Hanoi Milk (HNM) became the most active shares on June 4 in the
northern market, although only a small volume changed hands.