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Real estate stocks break out, VN-Index approaches 1,500 point mark

Vietnam's stock market flourished as cash flow focused on real estate and banking groups, helping the VN-Index increase nearly 15 points and close the session at 1,490 points - the highest in many months.

Báo Hải PhòngBáo Hải Phòng17/07/2025

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Green color was maintained throughout the session on July 17.

Increasing cash flow into the market, focusing on leading large-cap stocks in the real estate industry, helped the market reach a new high in the session of July 17.

In fact, the increase was quite stable when the green color was maintained throughout the session. Especially, there was a strong increase in some codes in the VN30 stock basket such as 3 Vingroup stocks: VHM increased to the maximum amplitude, followed by VIC increased by 3.92%, VRE increased by 3.3%.

SSB followed with a 3.09% increase. VCB, the largest market capitalization stock, was also in the green. In the VN30 basket, 19 stocks increased, 8 stocks decreased and 3 stocks remained unchanged.

The market was also supported by banking stocks. Accordingly, 16 bank stocks increased in price, while only 6 stocks decreased in price.

Besides, real estate stocks broke out today, in addition to the 3 Vingroup stocks mentioned above, other real estate stocks such as NVL, DIG, CEO, LDG, NRC also increased to the ceiling.

A series of other real estate stocks also closed in the green. Thus, it can be seen that the real estate stock group contributed the most to the index's increase.

Insurance, healthcare equipment and services, transportation, and consumer services stocks declined, but the decline was not significant.

Foreign investors unexpectedly reversed and net sold nearly 120 billion VND in today's session after a series of 11 consecutive buying sessions before.

On HOSE, foreign investors net sold 156 billion VND. Foreign investors net sold the most VCB shares, about 224 billion VND. Other stocks such as HCM and E1VFVN30 fund certificates were also net sold from 67 billion VND and 76 billion VND each.

Following that, CII and VCG were also net sold with a value of 57 billion VND and 58 billion VND. On HNX, foreign investors net bought nearly 71 billion VND. On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold approximately 34 billion VND.

At the end of the trading session on July 17, VN-Index increased by 14.54 points to 1,490.01 points. Trading volume reached more than 1.44 billion shares, equivalent to more than VND 35,687.5 billion. The entire floor had 209 stocks increasing in price, 115 stocks decreasing in price and 55 stocks remaining unchanged.

HNX-Index increased by 3.74 points to 246.09 points. Trading volume reached nearly 197 million shares, equivalent to more than 3,427.2 billion VND. The entire floor had 96 stocks increasing in price, 71 stocks decreasing in price and 66 stocks remaining unchanged.

UPCOM-Index increased by 1.13 points to 104.21 points. Trading volume reached more than 151 million shares, equivalent to more than 3,467 billion VND. The entire floor had 183 stocks increasing in price, 104 stocks decreasing in price and 79 stocks remaining unchanged.

VN (according to VNA)

Source: https://baohaiphongplus.vn/co-phieu-bat-dong-san-but-pha-vn-index-tien-gan-moc-1-500-diem-416579.html


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