Buying power dominated in the afternoon session, especially in the securities group, helping the VN-Index reverse from decrease to increase to extend the upward streak for two consecutive sessions.
The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange closed at 1,118 points, up nearly 7 points from the reference. The number of stocks increasing overwhelmingly outweighed the number of stocks decreasing, 323 and 108 respectively.
Securities and steel were the two groups that recorded a consensus green color, in which many codes increased by more than 5%. Meanwhile, the banking, real estate and oil and gas groups had a strong differentiation when some codes hit the ceiling while others fell deeply.
HPG rose 4% to VND24,600 - the highest price in a year - and topped the list of stocks that had the most positive impact on the general index. Stocks in the VN30 basket such as GVR, VNM, VIC, MSN, TCB shared the next positions in this list. On the contrary, VHM decreased nearly 1% compared to the reference, the stock that weighed down the VN-Index the most.
Market liquidity today reached over VND17,500 billion, an increase of nearly VND4,000 billion compared to yesterday. HPG matched more than 35 million shares, ranking first in trading value on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange with nearly VND860 billion. GEX ranked second with a matched value of VND750 billion, followed by the two pillars of the securities group, VND and SSI.
After selling off aggressively in yesterday's rally, foreign investors returned to net buying. This group disbursed nearly VND1,700 billion and sold about VND1,630 billion. HPG strongly attracted foreign cash flow with a net buying value of nearly VND140 billion, approximately equal to the two stocks ranked next, STB and SSI, combined.
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