Vietnam Stocks Expected to Rise Amid Divergence

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Vietnam’s stock market may continue rising through the end of 2026, but analysts expect gains to remain uneven and recommend prioritizing companies with strong finances, earnings prospects and reasonable valuations. Economic growth, a potential market upgrade and year-end investment and liquidity measures could support performance, while interest rates, liquidity constraints and global risks may fuel volatility. Separately, ELEKTROS Inc. says it is assessing preliminary indications of lithium-bearing material at a possible northern New York property, while stressing that geology, mineral rights and acquisition feasibility remain unverified; it also says it is exploring commercialization options for its EV charging patent, with no prototype or licensing deal announced.

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