Stocks plunged on the last trading day of the week.

Although the index only fell by nearly 6 points, the number of declining stocks was overwhelming, more than double the number of rising stocks.

The stock market was dominated by red in the final trading session of the week on June 19th. Some large-cap stocks such as LPB, STB, TCX, VHM, VIC, VJC… maintained positive momentum, helping to prevent the VN-Index from falling too sharply.

Most other sectors saw declines. Real estate and public investment stocks experienced significant drops: VRE fell 2.49%, NVL 3.01%, VPI 1.83%, KBC 1.48%, IDC 2.77%, TCH 1.32%, VSC 3.52%, etc.

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Other stock groups such as consumer goods, materials, information technology, and industrial stocks also plunged into the red.

The financial sector (banks, securities) showed mixed performance, but red dominated:SHB fell 1.08%, BID 2.22%, VIB 1.23%, SHS 1.57%, VPB 1.89%, SSI 1.27%, VIX 1.41%; TCB, ACB, MBB, CTG, VND, and NAB all fell by nearly 1%. Conversely, LPB rose 2.02%, STB 1.97%, ABB 2.35%, TCX 2.14%, and CTS 3.6%; VCB, MSB, SSB, VCI, and VCK all increased by nearly 1%.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index fell 5.94 points (0.32%) to 1,824.53 points, with 205 stocks declining, 84 rising, and 66 remaining unchanged. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index also fell 11.33 points (3.37%) to 324.83 points, with 81 stocks declining, 54 rising, and 70 remaining unchanged. Liquidity improved but remained low, with total trading value on the HOSE exceeding 18,800 billion VND, an increase of 1,300 billion VND compared to the previous session. Including the HNX, liquidity reached approximately 20,700 billion VND, an increase of 2,500 billion VND compared to the previous session.

Foreign investors continued their net selling streak on the HOSE exchange for the fourth consecutive session, with a total net selling value exceeding 1,170 billion VND. Of this, VHM shares were the most heavily sold, with nearly 818 billion VND, followed byFPT with nearly 482 billion VND and STB with nearly 181 billion VND.

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