Stocks end six-session winning streak.

The VN-Index's six-session winning streak came to an end as the HoSE index closed in the red today, due to increased profit-taking pressure in the real estate and securities sectors.

Investor enthusiasm following three consecutive sessions of gains exceeding 10 points helped the market open today in positive territory. The VN-Index surged after the opening auction with strong capital inflows. The HoSE index extended its gains mid-morning, surpassing the 1,255-point mark.

However, attempts to break through the 1,250-point mark faced difficulties as profit-taking pressure increased. This intensified in the afternoon session, causing the VN-Index to fluctuate around the reference level. At the close, the VN-Index stood at 1,243.14 points, down more than 2 points from the previous day. The VN30-Index fell nearly 5 points to 1,255 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index edged slightly above the reference level.

The color red (indicating price increases) was more dominant, with 223 stocks rising on the HoSE exchange compared to 268 stocks falling. Within the VN30 group, 16 out of 30 stocks closed below their reference price.

Investor capital flows are concentrated in three main sectors: real estate, banking, and financial services. Of these, red dominated due to widespread profit-taking pressure. These three sectors are also the ones that have seen recent positive trading activity.

GAS was the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index today, adding 0.67 points as it rose 1.4% to 102,900 VND. Conversely, VCB was the stock with the most negative impact, closing down 0.7% at 89,500 VND.

Within the VN30 index, GVR, TCB, SAB,SHB , HDB, and MBB traded positively, closing in the green. Conversely, VHM, VIC, HPG, SSB, and FPT fell by more than 1%.

Total market liquidity reached over 28,110 billion VND, with HoSE alone recording nearly 24,770 billion VND. Foreign investors sold net nearly 885 billion VND today, the highest amount in almost a month and the third consecutive session of net selling by this group.

Minh Son

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