Stocks fluctuated at the end of the trading session.

Selling pressure emerged towards the end of the session, causing the VN-Index to fall slightly by nearly 0.5 points. The trading board was mixed, with capital concentrated in only a few stocks and scattered across various sectors.

The VN-Index opened in positive territory, gaining more than 5 points within the first 20 minutes of trading. However, the HoSE index then declined and began to fluctuate towards the end of the morning session. The index remained close to the reference level until nearly 2 PM, before heavy selling pressure emerged, causing it to turn red. In the final minutes of the session, the index continued to fluctuate.

The VN-Index closed at 1,172.55 points, a slight decrease of nearly 0.5 points compared to yesterday. Across the HoSE exchange, 267 stocks declined, while 199 stocks increased in price.

The technology, retail, and chemical sectors continued to lead the industry index. The positive performance of these sectors was mainly driven by the pull of key stocks such asFPT , GVR, and MWG. All three stocks rose by over 2% today and ranked 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively in the top 10 stocks contributing the most to the VN-Index increase.

The real estate sector saw a decline in its overall index, but several stocks still led the market. NVL topped the list in liquidity with over 1,130 billion VND, accounting for nearly 6% of the total trading value on the HoSE exchange. Novaland 's stock closed the session up 1.8%. PDR ranked second in liquidity with nearly 970 billion VND. Its share price gained 4.4% compared to the reference price. Both were among the top 10 stocks contributing the most to the market's increase.

Today, the stock market also showed many green stocks. Notably, MBS closed 2.7% higher than the reference price. VIX and VCI both increased by over 1%. SSI only edged up 0.4% in market price, but its trading volume was among the highest in the market at over 820 billion VND.

Liquidity continued to move in the opposite direction to the index. The total trading value on the HoSE reached over 20,000 billion VND, an increase of more than 4,700 billion VND.

After three sessions of prioritizing stock accumulation, foreign investors returned to net selling today, offloading over 210 billion VND worth of shares. They focused their selling on VNM, SHS, and PC1 stocks.

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