Stocks reversed course and rose.

The index declined from late morning, but positive capital inflows into the banking sector at the end of the day helped the VN-Index regain momentum, gaining more than 3 points by the end of the session.

In the opening auction session, the market performed quite well, with green dominating most of the trading board, and the VN-Index briefly exceeding 1,077 points. However, towards the end of the morning, selling pressure returned, especially on blue-chip stocks, pulling the HoSE index below the reference level and continuing into the late afternoon.

After 2:30 PM, thanks to strong investor spending in the banking sector, the VN-Index quickly rose to 1,078.4 points at the close of trading, up more than 3 points compared to yesterday. The VN30 also reversed course and gained nearly 2 points.

The Ho Chi Minh City stock exchange recorded 216 gainers, significantly more than the 156 losers. The market was driven by banking and finance, industrial, and real estate stocks. All 10 stocks contributing the most gains belonged to these three groups, with the banking sector accounting for half, but leading the pack was GVR of the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group.

Today, the banking sector saw widespread gains. KLB was the biggest gainer, rising 13.2%. Many other stocks also saw significant price increases of 4.6% or more, including TPB,OCB , BVB, and NAB. The remaining stocks generally saw increases of over 1%.

Unlike yesterday, the real estate sector is generally positive today. Eight stocks in this sector hit their upper limit, with TDH showing its highest price increase for six consecutive sessions. Many stocks with high trading volume and strong price increases include DIG, NVL, LDG, PDR, and HQC.

The market saw an improvement in points, but liquidity continued to decline. The HoSE recorded over 13,800 billion VND in trading volume, down more than 12% from yesterday's session. Financial sector stocks accounted for over 30% of investor capital. Foreign investors maintained their net selling trend of over 110 billion VND, mainly offloading shares of VNM, HAH, GEX, and CTG.

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