At the midday break, the VN-Index fell 1.63 points to 1,683.67 points. Trading volume on the HoSE reached nearly 16,530 billion VND.
Stocks associated with the billionaire all declined, except for MSN which rose 0.48%. The rest saw VIC fall the most, down 1.5%; followed by VHM down 1.36%, TCB down 1%, and so on.
Cash flow is supported by the upward momentum of MWG (Mobile World Investment), LPB (LPBank),ACB ...
Despite news of an upgrade, foreign investors continued to net sell over 886 billion VND. Stocks that were heavily sold included SSI, MSN, VRE, DXG, etc.
Early this morning, FTSE Russell announced that the Vietnamese stock market has met all the official criteria and has been upgraded from a frontier market to a secondary emerging market.
The State Securities Commission (SSC) believes that the upgrade marks the beginning of a new phase of development, requiring even deeper and broader reforms to achieve long-term goals in the future.
Stocks associated with billionaires show contrasting performance (Screenshot).
With positive signals, the stock market was ablaze with green this morning. By 10:22 AM, the VN-Index had risen nearly 8 points, to over 1,692.84 points. Liquidity on the HoSE was quite restrained, with no massive influx of capital, reaching over 11,151 billion VND.
Stocks in the securities sector rose across the board, but without particularly strong signals, with increases ranging from 1-2%. Notably, some stocks rose by over 2%, such as EVS (2.78%), SHS (2.66%), and APS (2.11%).
Stocks associated with USD billionaires showed mixed performance. Some stocks like VRE, MSN, and HPG saw slight gains. Conversely, TCB, VIC, VJC, and VHM all declined. VPL and HDB remained unchanged around their reference prices.
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Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/chung-khoan-dao-chieu-giam-nhe-20251008102635508.htm
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