The stock market closed the trading session on Friday (June 26) in a state of fluctuation, with liquidity continuing to decline, red dominating the electronic board, and capital failing to find a leading group of stocks.
However, strong upward momentum from VIC and VHM in the final minutes of the session helped the VN-Index surge 8.84 points, or 0.47%, to 1,871.91 points. On the HNX exchange, the HNX-Index fell 1.61 points, or 0.5%, to 317.83 points.
Liquidity remained low, reflecting the cautious sentiment of investors after the previous correction. On the HOSE, the trading volume reached over 408 million shares, equivalent to a value of over 12,200 billion VND. Including block trades, the total volume reached over 498 million shares, with a value of nearly 14,900 billion VND. The market still leaned towards the selling side with 412 declining stocks and 325 rising stocks, while the VN30 basket was more positive with 17 rising stocks, 11 declining stocks, and 2 unchanged stocks.
The trading session was rather sluggish, with the index mostly fluctuating around the reference level for most of the time. Only towards the end of the session did buying pressure increase in large-cap stocks, helping the VN-Index extend its gains. VIC and VHM were the two stocks contributing the most to the index, with VHM rising 3.51% and VIC rising 1.33%, contributing nearly 10 points to the VN-Index. In addition, SSB's nearly 6% increase also provided positive support, while LPB fell more than 5%, and GVR, BSR , and BID were the stocks putting the most pressure on the market.
By sector, real estate was the highlight with a 1.52% increase, notably VIC, VHM, VRE, KBC, and DXG. The non-essential consumer goods and industrial sectors also maintained positive performance with price increases in MWG, PET, GEX, VGC, and BMP. Conversely, energy was the sector with the sharpest decline, as BSR, PLX, and PVS all experienced corrections.
Another highlight of the session was the return of net buying by foreign investors on the HOSE, totaling over 332 billion VND, focusing on VHM, VIC, POW, andACB . On the HNX, foreign investors net sold over 15 billion VND, mainly in PVS, SHS, IDC, and CEO.
Overall for the week, the VN-Index rose 47.38 points, marking its second consecutive week of gains. Despite cautious capital flows and a lack of improved liquidity, the index's sustained upward trend, supported by large-cap stocks, suggests that the market's medium-term uptrend remains intact, although the divergence in performance among different stock groups is expected to continue.
Source: https://vtv.vn/chung-khoan-tang-diem-tro-lai-100260626182555523.htm
