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Strong buying pressure at the end of the session caused the VN-Index to reverse course and regain positive territory.

Báo Nhân dânBáo Nhân dân07/01/2025

NDO - On January 7th, strong selling pressure in the afternoon caused the VN-Index to fall sharply, but buying pressure returned towards the end of the session, pulling stocks in many sectors upwards, especially banking stocks with strong gains such as BID, MBB, NAB, CTG, STB… contributing positively to helping the VN-Index close in the green, up 0.60 points to 1,246.95 points.


Market liquidity increased slightly compared to the previous session, with a total trading volume of over 641.02 million shares across all three exchanges, equivalent to a total trading value of over 14,571.62 billion VND.

Foreign investors returned to net selling, with a value of over VND 116.12 billion, focusing on stocks such as NLG (over VND 63 billion), VNM (over VND 62 billion), SSI (over VND 58 billion), HPG (over VND 42 billion), VRE (over VND 38 billion), etc.

Conversely, stocks with the highest net buying volume in this session includedFPT (over 98 billion VND), VGC (over 37 billion VND), STB (over 32 billion VND), DHT (over 27 billion VND), KBC (over 26 billion VND), etc.

On the HoSE exchange, the trading value in this session decreased compared to the previous session, reaching over 11,754.86 billion VND.

In this session, the stocks that contributed positively to the VN-Index's increase of over 5.93 points included: BID, BCM, MBB, NAB, CTG, STB, FPT, LPB,ACB , and KBC.

Conversely, the stocks that negatively impacted the VN-Index, causing it to drop by more than 3.65 points, included: GVR, VCB, VNM, GAS, KDH, HDB, VPB, PNJ, SSI, and PDR.

In terms of sectors, energy stocks performed negatively in this session, falling by 3.07%, mainly due to declines in PVS, PVD, TMB, CST, PVC, PVB, AAH, NBC, PSB, etc.

The materials sector stocks leaned towards the red, falling 0.98%, mainly due to declines in GVR, DGC, KSV, DCM, DPM, MSR, PHR, TVN, HT1, NKG, AAA, DPR, DHC, GDA, HGM… Stocks that rose included VGC, BMP, VCS, NTP, ACG, VIF, CSV…

Similarly, the retail sector also saw a 0.75% decrease, mainly driven by stocks such as PLX, PNJ, FRT, OIL, DGW, VFG, HHS, PET, CTF… Some stocks that increased included MWG, SAS, HAX…

The banking sector stocks leaned towards the green, rising 0.65%, mainly driven by BID, CTG, TCB, MBB, ACB, LPB, STB, VIB, SSB, TPB… Stocks that declined included VCB, VPB, HDB, MSB, OCB,SHB , EIB, NVB…

Conversely, the securities sector was in the red, with a decrease of 0.82%, mainly due to stocks like SSI, VCI, HCM, VND, MBS, VIX, BSI, SHS, CTS, AGR… Conversely, some stocks increased, including VDS, ORS, VFS…

Software stocks showed mixed performance in this session, with gains of 0.44%, mainly driven by FPT (+0.54%)... CMG shares fell sharply by 1.73%.

Real estate stocks also showed mixed performance, with a slight decrease of 0.05%, mainly from VRE, KDH, SSH, NVL, PDR, NLG, TCH, HDG, DIG, DXG… Stocks that increased included BCM, KBC, VPI, IDC, SIP, KOS…

* The Vietnamese stock market index reversed course and surged strongly at the end of the session, but still closed in the red. The VNXALL-Index closed down 1.32 points (-0.06%), at 2,066.03 points. Trading volume exceeded 526.20 million units, equivalent to a trading value of over 12,970.19 billion VND. Across the market, 139 stocks increased in price, 88 remained unchanged, and 228 decreased.

* On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), the HNX-Index closed at 220.98 points, down 1.97 points (-0.88%). Total trading volume reached over 48.47 million shares, with a corresponding transaction value of over 839.72 billion VND. Across the entire market, 56 stocks increased in price, 64 remained unchanged, and 84 decreased.

The HNX30 index closed down 8.50 points (-1.83%) at 457.15 points. Trading volume reached over 26.03 million units, with a corresponding value of over 580.71 billion VND. Across the market, there were 7 gainers, 7 unchanged stocks, and 16 losers.

On the UPCoM market, the UPCoM-Index closed at 93.00 points, down 0.62 points (-0.66%). Total market liquidity reached over 30.50 million shares traded, with a corresponding trading value of over 365.09 billion VND. Across the market, 97 stocks increased in price, 82 remained unchanged, and 146 decreased.

* On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, the VN-Index closed up 0.60 points (+0.05%), at 1,246.95 points. Trading volume reached over 560.05 million units, equivalent to a transaction value of VND 13,188.92 billion. Across the entire exchange, there were 156 gainers, 62 unchanged stocks, and 252 losers.

The VN30 index rose 2.24 points (+0.17%) to 1,315.28 points. Trading volume reached over 179.92 million units, equivalent to a transaction value of over 5,881.45 VND. At the end of the trading day, 14 VN30 stocks increased, 3 remained unchanged, and 13 decreased.

The top 5 stocks with the highest trading volume are SSI (over 18.56 million units), NAB (over 14.73 million units), HPG (over 14.39 million units), DXG (over 12.52 million units), and DIG (over 12.23 million units).

The top 5 gainers were NAB (+6.96%), CIG (+6.93%), HAP (+6.88%), PSH (+6.83%), and TMT (+6.69%).

The 5 stocks with the biggest price drops were MBB (-11.27%), VCA (-6.99%), BTT (-6.91%), TV2 (-6.87%), and YEG (-6.87%).

* Today's derivatives market saw 174,545 contracts traded, with a value exceeding VND 23,087.66 billion.



Source: https://nhandan.vn/cau-manh-cuoi-phien-vn-index-dao-chieu-lay-lai-sac-xanh-post854838.html

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