Nearly VND324 trillion (over US$14 billion) was mobilised through G-bond auctions at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in 2020, accounting for 108% of the set plan.

An auction held at the Hanoi Stock Exchange

The average trading value reached VND10.27 trillion per session, a year-on-year surge of 13.73%.

As of December 31, the total value of listed G-bonds was estimated at more than VND1.35 quadrillion, up 17.29% from the same time last year.

In December, G-bond transactions on the HNX saw robust developments in both primary and secondary markets.

In the primary market, some VND52.98 trillion was raised from 25 auctions in December, up 43.6% from the previous month. Of the total, VND43.6 trillion was mobilised for the State Treasury of Vietnam, VND6.9 trillion for the Vietnam Development Bank, and over VND2.47 trillion for the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies.

Meanwhile, in the secondary market, the average trading value per session reached over VND14 trillion, the highest recorded in 2020.

The total volume of bonds in outright trading amounted to 1.93 billion, worth VND213.7 trillion, or 30.38% higher than the previous month’s value. Trading volume through repurchase agreements (repos) was more than 1 billion bonds, valued at over VND108.9 trillion, accounting for 33.76% of the total transaction value in the market.

There was no repos transaction made by foreign players, while they made outright trading worth over VND3.6 trillion in buying value, and VND2.41 trillion in selling value.

In December, foreign investors net bought VND1.21 trillion, the largest amount in the year. During January-December, they bought a total net value of VND3.95 trillion.