"Sharks" net sold nearly 1,200 billion, stocks still increased brilliantly

(Dan Tri) - Foreign transactions today recorded a net selling of nearly 1,200 billion VND, of which HPG was the code with the strongest selling, up to more than 150 billion VND.

At the end of the trading session on May 27, VN-Index increased by 7.3 points, equivalent to 0.55%, to 1,339 points. VN30-Index also increased by 3.6 points; HNX-Index increased by 2.38 points; UPCoM-Index increased by 1.41 points.

Stocks are at their highest price in the past 2 months. Across the market, the total value of matched transactions reached more than 23,500 billion VND.

Green continued to dominate the board with 219 stocks increasing in price, 11 stocks hitting the ceiling; 52 stocks standing at the reference price; 80 stocks decreasing in price and 8 stocks hitting the floor. Of which, FPT was the stock that positively affected the index. Following were GMD, TCB, VIB, VHM, SHB ...

Besides the leading group, a series of other industry indexes such as banking, real estate, oil and gas, securities, technology and chemicals also recorded positive gains.

However, foreign investors today increased their net selling to nearly 1,200 billion VND. HPG was the stock that foreign investors sold the most with a value of more than 150 billion VND, followed by VIX, VIC, VXB, NVL, VRE, STB... On the contrary, foreign investors net bought stocks such as FPT , GMD, CTD, KBC...

Foreign investors are net sellers (Screenshot).

Asian stock markets also fluctuated strongly. In China, the market continued to record red with the Shanghai Composite index losing 0.12% to 3,340 points, the SI300 index falling 0.54% to 3,839 points. In contrast, the Hong Kong market (China) recovered with the Hang Seng index rising slightly 0.41% to 23,370 points.

China's Ministry of Commerce plans to hold meetings with industry associations and automakers such as BYD and Dongfeng Motor to promote sales of registered but never-used vehicles, part of efforts to support domestic consumption growth, Reuters reported.

Against this backdrop, investors continue to monitor the impact of US policy. The Trump administration’s decision to impose additional tariffs on Chinese goods has raised concerns about the export-dependent recovery of the world’s second-largest economy .

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index increased by 192.58 points (0.51%). Notably, the country's long-term government bond yields fell sharply following news that the Japanese Ministry of Finance may cut the issuance of this type of asset.

In South Korea, the Kospi index fell 0.27 percent to 2,637.22. The Bank of Korea (BOK) will cut its policy rate by 25 basis points as economic activity slowed in the last quarter and low inflation created favorable conditions for monetary policy easing.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/ca-map-ban-rong-gan-1200-ty-chung-khoan-van-tang-ruc-ro-20250527155245818.htm