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Because it was a derivatives expiration session, investors traded more cautiously. Liquidity in the market decreased sharply. For most of the trading session, the VN-Index hovered around the reference level.
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| Stocks edged lower in trading on June 15. |
With the global stock market showing mixed trends, with indices rising and falling following the news that the US Federal Reserve (FED) kept interest rates unchanged after its meeting on June 14th (US time), the Vietnamese stock market was relatively sluggish on June 15th. This was partly due to the derivatives expiration date, leading investors to trade cautiously, with most stocks trading within a narrow range.
While major sectors like banking, securities, and steel weakened, oil and gas stocks surged. Specifically, PVB hit its ceiling price, PVS rose 8.2%, PVD increased 4.27%, PVC gained 4.6%, and BSR rose 1.16%. The real estate sector showed mixed performance, with many stocks still performing well, such as DXS up 4.8%, CII up 2.05%, PDR up 2.06%, and DRH up 1.72%.
Meanwhile, penny real estate stocks continued to fall sharply, with QCG hitting its lower limit for the second consecutive session; LGL and TDH also fell to their lower limits. In addition, the three Vingroup companies also declined simultaneously, with VRE down 1.1%, and VHM and VIC down nearly 1%.
However, many blue-chip stocks such as VCB, CTG, GAS, GVR, TCB, SSI, DGC, PLX, DBC, HPG, ACB… still maintained their positive performance, contributing to preventing the VN-Index from falling too much.
At the close of trading, the VN Index fell only 0.45 points (0.04%) to 1,116.97 points, with 261 stocks declining compared to 151 stocks rising and 51 stocks remaining unchanged. At the close of trading on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index rose slightly by 0.62 points (0.27%) to 229.53 points, with 65 stocks rising, 125 stocks falling, and 143 stocks remaining unchanged.
Market liquidity decreased sharply compared to previous sessions, with the total trading value across the entire market reaching only 15,429 billion VND. Foreign investors continued to be net buyers, purchasing approximately 410 billion VND on both the HOSE and HNX exchanges.
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