The stocks with the most positive impact on the VN-Index included VIC, VHM, HPG, and MWG, contributing over 11 points to the increase. Conversely, VCB, SSB, VNM, and VPB experienced heavy selling pressure, subtracting over 2 points from the VN-Index.
On the HoSE exchange, the trading value in this session increased sharply compared to the end of last week's session, reaching over 11,960.15 billion VND.
Foreign investors reversed their position and sold net over 124 billion VND on the HoSE exchange. On the buying side, HPG shares were the most heavily bought with a value of over 298 billion VND, followed byACB (159 billion VND), VHM (148 billion VND), etc. Conversely, FPT was the most heavily sold (195 billion VND), followed by HCM (125 billion VND), VNM (118 billion VND), etc.
Today's session saw VN30 stocks close with 16 gainers, 3 unchanged, and 11 losers.
Among them, MWG, VHM, and VIC hit their upper limit, reaching VND 56,600/share, VND 57,200/share, and VND 69,600/share respectively. Other large-cap stocks such as MSN increased by 5.08%, VRE by 4.64%, HPG by 4.32%, SSI by 2.77%, GAS by 1.89%, HDB by 1.45%, BVH by 1.36%, BCM by 1.34%, and SAB by 1.02%.
Stocks such as BID, GVR,VIB , and VJC saw slight increases.
Three stocks stopped at the reference price, including: FPT, MBB,and SHB .
Conversely, SSB experienced the sharpest decline at 4.25%, followed by PLX at 1.41%, TPB at 1.14%, VNM at 1.04%, and LPB at 1.02%.
The remaining stocks: ACB, CTG, STB, TCB, VCB, VPB saw slight declines.
In terms of sectors, steel stocks dominated the market, trading in positive territory. Besides HPG mentioned above, SMC rose 3.53%, TLH increased 1.05%, and DTL and HMC saw slight gains. Conversely, NKG fell 1.2%, while HSG and VCA experienced slight declines.
Securities stocks traded mixed in the morning session, surging in the afternoon and closing up 2.75%. Besides SSI mentioned above, VIX rose to its maximum limit of 12,700 VND/share, VND increased 6.6% to 15,350 VND/share, APG increased 3.34%, VCI increased 2.75%, TVS increased 2.44%, TVB increased 2.22%, HCM increased 2.06%, AGR increased 1.62%, VDS increased 1.61%, BSI increased 1.17%, CTS increased 1.03%, DSE, FTS, and ORS saw slight increases. Conversely, TCI decreased 1.98%.
The banking sector stocks traded most negatively, with red dominating; closing down 0.34%. Besides the VN30 group stocks ACB, BID, CTG, HDB, LPB, MBB, SHB, SSB, STB, TCB, TPB, VCB, VPB, and VIB mentioned above, other stocks such as EIB rose 3.09%, MSB increased slightly, OCB decreased slightly, and NAB fell 2.68%.
Real estate stocks surged and closed the session up 3.91%, becoming the market leader. Besides VIC and VHM mentioned above, CKG, HDG, HPX, QCG also rose to their maximum allowed limit, DTA increased 6.68%, DXG increased 3.21%, SIP increased 5.34%, TCH increased 4.29%, TDH increased 3.4%...
In addition, stock sectors such as durable goods distribution and retail increased by 3.34%, consumer goods and home furnishings increased by 3.31%, raw materials increased by 2.76%, and transportation increased by 1.37%. Sectors such as insurance, food and beverages and tobacco, utilities, telecommunications, and software saw slight increases. Conversely, production materials experienced a slight decrease.
* The Vietnamese stock market index surged strongly in the afternoon session today, with the VNXALL-Index closing up 28.98 points (+1.44%) at 2,042.81 points. Total market liquidity reached 1.02 billion units, equivalent to a trading value of VND 24,684.10 billion. Across the market, 263 stocks increased in price, 54 remained unchanged, and 136 decreased.
* On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), the HNX-Index closed at 215.00 points, up 1.66 points (+0.78%). Total trading volume reached over 87.27 million units, with a corresponding transaction value of over 1,451.529 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, there were 108 gainers, 42 unchanged stocks, and 74 losers.
The HNX30 index closed up 7.19 points (+1.72%) at 424.76 points. Trading volume reached approximately 62.16 million units, with a corresponding value of over 1,194.027 billion VND. Among the HNX30 stocks, 22 ended the trading day higher, 2 remained unchanged, and 6 declined.
On the UPCoM market, the UPCoM Index declined, closing at 91.76 points, down 1.49 points (-1.60%). Total market liquidity reached over 36.70 million shares traded, with a corresponding trading value of over 518.530 billion VND. Among UPCoM stocks, 172 increased, 68 remained unchanged, and 143 decreased in price at the end of the trading day.
* On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, the VN-Index closed up 18.98 points (+1.55%) at 1,241.44 points. Trading volume reached over 1.04 billion units, equivalent to a transaction value of VND 24,216.20 billion. Across the entire exchange, there were 311 gainers, 48 unchanged stocks, and 179 losers.
The VN30 index rose 15.93 points (+1.22%) to 1,325.87 points. Trading volume reached over 435.35 million units, equivalent to a transaction value of VND 13,403.77 billion. At the end of the trading day, 16 VN30 stocks increased, 3 remained unchanged, and 11 decreased.
The five stocks with the highest trading volume were VIX (over 61.24 million units), HPG (over 51.20 million units), SHB (over 47.31 million units), SSI (over 36.80 million units), and MBB (over 31.68 million units).
The five stocks with the highest price increases were MWG (6.99%), GEE (6.99%), CKG (6.95%), DCM (6.94%), and VHC (6.94%).
The five stocks with the biggest price drops were TCR (-6.99%), TEG (-6.94%), SGR (-6.91%), ADG (-6.80%), and DRH (-6.73%).
* Today's derivatives market saw 219,952 contracts traded, with a value of VND 28,904.31 billion.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/co-phieu-bat-dong-san-thang-hoa-dan-dat-vn-index-tang-gan-19-diem-post872338.html
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