Real estate stocks "fade away," VN-Index drops nearly 10 points.

The trading session on May 27th witnessed widespread selling pressure in the real estate sector as the quartet of VIC, VHM, VRE, and VPL all experienced sharp declines, dragging the VN-Index down by nearly 10 points and causing a significant outflow of capital from the market.

Báo Dân Việt•27/05/2026

Vingroup 's real estate stocks continue to put pressure on the VN-Index.

At the close of trading on May 27th, the real estate sector saw 27 stocks rise, 50 stocks fall, and 1 stock hit the lower limit.

The trading session saw a negative performance from real estate stocks, with the sector index falling 1.41% to 147.65 points.

The cash flow also shows a clear trend of withdrawal from the market. The trading value of declining stocks reached approximately 3,079.8 billion VND, more than three times higher than the trading value of rising stocks, which only reached about 942.2 billion VND.

The performance of real estate stocks at the close of trading on May 27th. Photo: Vietstock

The stock market experienced a stressful trading session for real estate stocks, with red dominating across the board.

Notably, the trio of VIC, VHM, and VRE continued to be the biggest drag, further increasing investor caution despite a few isolated bright spots.

According to data from the real estate sector heat map, VHM shares plummeted by 4.16%, becoming the stock with the most negative impact in the group. Given its large market capitalization, VHM's performance quickly spread pressure across the entire sector and significantly dragged down the overall index.

Meanwhile, VIC also lost 1.03%, while VRE plummeted 4.43% and VPL fell 4.18%. The simultaneous decline of stocks belonging to the "Vin group" shows that capital is tending to withdraw from large-cap stocks, especially after the previous period of rapid growth.

Not only did these stocks drag down the real estate sector, but they were also the four stocks with the most negative impact on the overall market today, pulling it down by more than 11.4 points.

The four leading stocks within the Vingroup ecosystem were the four stocks that had the most negative impact on the overall index today. Chart: Vietstock

Not only the Vin group, but many other real estate stocks also plunged into the red. NVL fell 0.96%, KBC lost 1.76%, TCH decreased 1.56%, IDC dropped 1.59%, KDH declined 1.29%, CEO fell 1.19%, and NLG dropped 0.75%. Some speculative stocks even recorded sharper corrections, such as AAV falling by 5.33% and CCL losing 4.77%.

However, the market wasn't entirely negative, with some individual bright spots emerging. DXG rose 0.66%, PDR edged up 0.29%, while VPI surged 2.47%. BCM also increased 1.47%.

Overview of the stock market at the close of trading on May 27th. Photo: Vietstock

Leading stocks experienced sharp corrections, VN-Index dropped nearly 10 points.

The stock market continued its negative trend. At the start of the morning session, the VN-Index corrected by more than 4 points, then quickly plummeted by nearly 18 points by the end of the morning session, with red dominating the market. The market improved in the afternoon, but the recovery of blue-chip stocks was weak, leaving the VN-Index still in the red.

At the close of trading on May 27th, the VN-Index fell 9.75 points to 1,874.43 points. The HNX-Index rose 4.08 points to 282.23 points, while the UPCoM-Index decreased 0.05 points to 126 points.

Market liquidity saw 812 million shares traded, equivalent to a value of 22,000 billion VND. Of this, matched order transactions accounted for just over 652 million units, with the remainder coming from negotiated transactions.

Market breadth showed 14 stocks hitting the ceiling price, 317 stocks increasing in price, 353 stocks decreasing in price, and 13 stocks hitting the floor price. The VN30 basket had 11 stocks increasing in price and 19 stocks decreasing in price.

Public investment stocks continued to show mixed performance, with GEE up 3.9%; VCG up 0.24%; and HHV up 0.42%. Meanwhile, GEX down 1.76%; CII down 0.83%; GMD down 0.79%; and CTD down 0.4%, among others.

Steel stocks saw declines: HPG down 0.41%, NKG down 0.71%, while HSG remained unchanged.

The divergence extended to the banking sector. Many stocks rose by over 2%, such as TCB, MSB, TPB, VIB, and SSB; others increased by 1-2%, including ACB,SHB , VPB, and EIB. Conversely, red dominated the market, with STB down 1.87%; VCB down 0.31%; BID down 0.69%; MBB down 0.39%; and LPB down 0.18%.

A firestorm engulfed the stock market as VIX, HCM, and VND all fell by over 1%, while other stocks like SHS, SSI, VCK, TCX, etc., all declined by less than 1%.

In terms of impact, the four VinGroup stocks pulled the market down the most, collectively wiping out more than 11 points from the VN-Index. Meanwhile, bank stocks such as TCB, VPB,ACB , OCB, and VIB pulled the market back by a total of about 3 points; interspersed with GEE contributing 0.5 points and MWG contributing 0.47 points.

Regarding foreign investor transactions, foreign investors continued to net sell over 791 billion VND. Specifically, buying amounted to nearly 1,698 billion VND, while selling amounted to 2,489 billion VND. VHM was the most heavily net sold by foreign investors, exceeding 220 billion VND, followed by HPG at 140 billion VND and VIC at 101 billion VND. Other stocks such asFPT , BSR, MBB, and SHB all saw net selling ranging from 40 to 80 billion VND.

Conversely, MSB received over 104 billion VND in foreign investment; MWG and ACB both saw net buying of 56 billion VND. Other stocks such as VPB, LPB, PVS, PDR, SSB, HDB, and VCB all saw net buying ranging from 15 to 35 billion VND.