VietNamNet Bridge – Financial experts have noted a stronger cash flow to the
stock market in the last trading sessions of 2012. If the government
successfully implements the solutions to support businesses, the stock market
would prosper in 2013.
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The Director of a Hanoi-based securities company said that he could see positive
signals in the stock market in the latest bustling trading sessions.
Everything is now backing the stock market recovery: the government is making
every effort to rescue the frozen real estate market, while the State Bank is
considering loosening the lending to fund securities investment deals and easing
the bank loan interest rates.
The director said that though 2013 is believed to be another difficult year of
the national economy, the government’s announcement about the packages to
stimulate the demand and the one percent interest rate reduction all have made
investors excited.
This would lead to the higher liquidity of the most influential shares (the
shares of real estate firms, banks and finance companies), which would help
impulse the market development.
Besides, when businesses can get benefits from the bank loan interest rate
reductions, they would be able to overcome difficulties, which would prompt
investors feel more secure to pour capital into the businesses.
Sharing the same view with the director, NTH, a market analyst of a HCM
City-based investment fund, has noted that the market has shown signs of getting
better. Especially, if the bailout aiming to save the real estate market is
launched, businesses would be able to clear inventories, put the capital flow
through. All of these positive factors of the national economy would foster the
stock market.
However, the analyst said since the bank restructuring process has not finished
yet; there would not be big changes with bank shares. Meanwhile, the liquidity
of securities companies’ shares would be better which would attract the cash
flow back to the market.
Nguyen Doan Hung, Deputy Chair of the State Securities Commission, also said
foreign and domestic finance institutions all believe that Vietnam’s economy
would get better in the second half of 2013, which means that the stock market
would bounce back again.
Securities companies to undergo major operation
According to Hung, if the inflation rate is curbed at low level, commercial
banks would loosen the lending and reduce the interest rates. If so, deposits
would be less attractive and the capital flow would head for other channels,
including securities and real estate, rather than the banks.
Regarding the control over securities companies, Hung said the State Securities
Commission (SSC) is restructuring the market and there are many things to do in
2013. One of the things is to reorganize and strengthen securities companies.
Hung said securities companies would be classified into three groups: good,
average and bad ones, while the bad ones would be put under the special control
by the watchdog agency.
In late 2012, SSC issued the Circular No. 165 setting up stricter requirements
to impose a stricter control over the performance of securities companies.
Under the new legal document, a company would be put under the special control
if it does not submit the report on its financial safety situation for the two
consecutive periods, or it does make public the information about the audited or
checked finance reports about which auditing firms gave negative comments or
refused to give comments.
Manh Ha