Real estate stocks lead the wave pushing VN-Index to a new peak

Although investors were still cautious when opening the morning session on October 13, causing the market to "stutter", by the end of the session, sentiment had stabilized and cash flow returned strongly, focusing heavily on real estate stocks, helping the VN-Index increase "decisively" and set a new historical peak.

Customers transact at Bao Viet Securities Company's headquarters in Hanoi . Photo: Tran Viet/VNA

At the end of the morning session on October 13, VN-Index increased by 7.36 points to 1,754.91 points. Trading volume reached more than 687.1 million shares, equivalent to VND21,375.4 billion. The entire floor had 93 stocks increasing, 216 stocks decreasing and 43 stocks remaining unchanged.

HNX-Index increased by 1.04 points to 274.66 points. Volume was over 74.2 million shares, equivalent to VND1,829.3 billion; 36 codes increased, 102 codes decreased, 47 codes remained unchanged.

UPCOM-Index increased by 1.61 points to 113.22 points. Volume was over 25.25 million shares, equivalent to 460.5 billion VND; the whole floor had 82 codes increasing, 106 codes decreasing, 81 codes remaining unchanged.

The VN30 basket recorded 13 stocks increasing and 16 stocks decreasing. Leading the market was the Vingroup group of stocks, helping the VN30-Index increase by more than 13 points, thereby pulling the VN-Index to a new peak; in which, VIC increased by 4.74%, VRE increased by 3.35%.

In fact, the real estate group increased strongly this morning, in addition to Vin group stocks, there were also KBC increasing by 1.68%, KSF increasing by 3.33%, PDR increasing by 1.27%, TCH increasing by 2.83%, CEO increasing by 6.06%.

Raw material groups and some banking stocks increased strongly such as KSV increased to the ceiling price, DGC increased by 1.27%, MSR increased by 12.36%, VIF increased by 4.52%, HGM increased by 4.37%, CSV increased by 2.25%; TCB increased by 4.96%, SSI increased by 1.35%, HDB increased by 1.26%, CTG increased by 1.45%.

However, many stocks recorded adjustments such as HPG down 1.86%, DCM down 1.37%, DPM down 1.64%, HSG down 2.11%, NKG down 2.79%; VIX down 1.06%, VCB down 1.56%,ACB down 1.48%, MSB down 1.09%, MBS down 1.43%.

On the other hand, information technology was the group that recorded the most negative performance this morning when leading stocks all fell sharply, FPT fell 1.98%, CMG fell 1.75%. Securities and oil and gas groups were also in the red.

Thus, although profit-taking pressure still appears in some industry groups, investor sentiment is showing renewed confidence with widespread cash flow. The fact that VN-Index continued to set a new historical peak in the morning session of October 13 shows that the uptrend is still being maintained, especially when pillar stocks and real estate and financial groups continue to play a leading role in the market.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/thi-truong-tien-te/co-phieu-bat-dong-san-dan-song-day-vnindex-lap-dinh-moi-20251013123354823.htm