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The Market Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM) keeps soaring. Today, it’s up 4.7% on more than twice its three-month average daily volume as investors keep jumping into the hot frontier market.
The ETF follows a jump of 3.6% by stocks listed on the country’s Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange as tracked by the VN Index, according to Bloomberg. It’s now at the highest level since early August.
The market reacted positively to reports that a relatively large group of 35 commercial lenders have pledged to set deposit rates at no more than 14%.
Last week, the government moved to clamp-down on banks, which were charging much more than the 12% cap officially allowed. Investors reacted strongly positive to those reports as well.
In the past three months, VNM has shot up 17%. Even iShares MSCI Emerging Markets (EEM) hasn’t been able to keep up: it had risen about 10.3% heading into Monday.
VNM has been the darling of frontier market enthusiasts for awhile. But the country still has many doubts hanging over its growth prospects, highlighted last week by the the International Monetary Fund’s warning that Vietnam’s reserves are at low levels.
We’ve discussed fundamental factors behind the ETF’s rise. From a technical standpoint, this ETF’s price chart looks like it was fired out of a cannon towards the end of last month.

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