Stocks fell nearly 2 points on May 26.

SKĐS - The Vietnamese stock market (VN-Index) experienced slight fluctuations on May 26th, falling by 1.85 points, while capital flows were evenly distributed across various sectors.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index stood at 1,884.18 points, up 1.85 points (-0.10%). Despite the index decline, positive signs emerged as capital flowed into many stocks across different sectors.

Most notably, the banking sector stocks attracted relatively strong capital inflows. Stocks in this group showed strength right from the start of the trading session, led by VCB, BID, MBB, VPB, and others.

Cash flow spread during the VN-Index's decline.

At the close of trading, with the exception of STB shares which saw a slight decrease (0.57%), the rest achieved good growth, with VAB even reaching its maximum limit on the HSX exchange (7%), in addition toACB +5%, MBB +2.82%, etc.

Securities sector stocks also attracted investor attention, showing a consensus in an upward trend. Leading the way were SSI (+2%), VND (+2.84%), CTS (+2.33%), etc.

The real estate sector showed mixed performance, with Vingroup stocks temporarily giving way to other stocks in the same sector, such as VHM (down 3.09%) and VIC (down 2.65%). Conversely, companies with good asset quality achieved positive gains, including PDR (+7%), DXG (+2.36%), and TCH (+2.24%).

In addition, oil and gas stocks also showed signs of a technical rebound, thereby contributing to the positive sentiment of investors...

Despite positive market sentiment, liquidity has not yet surged. According to VPS data, trading value on the HSX reached over 19,700 billion VND, HNX over 1,400 billion VND, and UpCom over 400 billion VND. Total market trading reached over 21,100 billion VND, an improvement compared to the 19,000 billion VND of the previous session, but still at a low level.

Foreign investors continued their familiar practice of net selling on the VN-Index, with a value exceeding 936 billion VND.

The focus of net selling by foreign investors was concentrated in MSB (-528.24 billion VND), HPG (-150.08 billion VND), VIC (-129.55 billion VND)...

Conversely, foreign investors net bought VCB shares worth over 44 billion VND, followed by DXG at 43.56 billion VND, MBB at 42 billion VND, and so on.

Prior to the trading session, Yuanta Vietnam recommended that investors could consider making new stock purchases with a low weighting and take profits if the VN-Index rises to 1,920 points.

Source: https://suckhoedoisong.vn/chung-khoan-giam-gan-2-diem-phien-26-5-169260526163048287.htm