On Monday's trading session (September 8th), the stock market continued to experience significant volatility. At the close of trading at midday, the VN-Index fell 27.85 points to 1,639.12 points. Red dominated the market, with 293 stocks declining on the HoSE exchange and only 51 stocks rising.
In the VN30 group of blue-chip stocks, red also prevailed. Only 6 stocks managed to stay in the green, including 2 stocks related to billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong: VIC ( Vingroup ) and VRE (Vincom Retail), which increased by 1.52% and 0.33% respectively.
Several other stocks that rose were also quite familiar, such as HPG ( Hoa Phat ), MWG (Mobile World Investment), SSI (SSI Securities), and VNM (Vinamilk).
In particular, HPG and SSI shares both saw large trading volumes, reaching over 77.4 million units and 45.5 million units respectively.

Stocks fell nearly 28 points on Monday morning (Photo: Huu Khoa).
However, amidst the general downturn, many large-cap stocks in the VN30 group experienced significant declines. Most notably, the banking sector saw declines, including VPB (down 5.5%), HDB (down 4.4%), VIB (down 4.2%), TPB (down 4.1%), and others.
September continues to be a pivotal month ahead of highly anticipated events for investors in Vietnam, including the possibility of a US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate cut and FTSE Russell's decision to upgrade the market's status at the beginning of October.
However, many securities firms believe that both of these scenarios seem to have already been fully reflected in the market's recent upward trend. The market may experience short-term fluctuations and corrections to establish a new price level before continuing its long-term upward trend.
Therefore, selling pressure is likely to continue in the following sessions, but it is not expected to last long.
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/chung-khoan-giam-gan-28-diem-20250908115112307.htm






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