Large-cap stocks supported the market, VN-Index traded sideways on June 25.

At the close of trading on June 25th, the VN-Index remained almost unchanged, falling only 0.02 points to 1,366.75 points; trading volume reached over 846.1 million shares, equivalent to over 21,607.2 billion VND.

Customers conducting transactions at the headquarters of Bao Viet Securities Company. (Photo: Tran Viet/VNA)

The stock market fluctuated around its peak during the trading session on June 25th, with mixed performance across most sectors.

Support from large-cap stocks helped the VN-Index remain almost flat despite correction pressure on many energy and financial stocks.

At the close of trading on June 25th, the VN-Index remained almost unchanged, falling only 0.02 points to 1,366.75 points. Trading volume reached over 846.1 million shares, equivalent to over 21,607.2 billion VND.

On the entire exchange, there were 129 gainers, 169 losers, and 70 stocks that remained unchanged. The HNX-Index fell slightly by 0.13 points to 227.66 points.

Trading volume reached over 106.5 million shares, equivalent to nearly 1,899 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, 79 stocks increased in price, 75 decreased, and 56 remained unchanged.

The UPCOM-Index rose 0.6 points to 99.94 points. Trading volume reached over 40.8 million shares, equivalent to over 599.8 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, 139 stocks increased in price, 92 decreased, and 103 remained unchanged.

Large-cap stocks maintained a relatively strong performance, with 15 stocks rising, while only 11 declined and 4 remained unchanged. The strongest gainers in the VN30 basket were GVR (up 3.88%), MSN (up 1.59%), SAB (up 1.31%), and TPB (up 1.13%). The remaining gainers all rose by less than 1%. On the downside, BVH fell by 2.59% – the sharpest decline in the VN30 basket.

Next, GAS fell 2.32%, PLX fell 1.97%, MBB fell 1.16%, VJC fell 1.14%, and VRE fell 1%. The remaining stocks that declined only slightly, by less than 1%. Most sectors showed mixed performance with both gains and losses, such as the banking and real estate sectors.

Materials was the strongest performing group in the market, thanks to HPG's 0.74% increase, GVR's 3.88% increase, DGC's 0.73% increase, and VGC's 0.22% increase.

Conversely, the energy sector recorded the biggest declines, with PVS falling 1.52%, PVD down 1.47%, PVC down 3.31%, and POS down 3.5%.

Regarding foreign investor transactions, they continued to be net buyers of over 177 billion VND on the HOSE exchange, focusing on HPG (219.08 billion VND), VHM (114.73 billion VND), VND (90.48 billion VND), and MWG (77.44 billion VND).

On the HNX exchange, foreign investors sold net more than 14 billion VND, focusing on MBS (16.55 billion VND), PVS (14.57 billion VND), CEO (11.07 billion VND) and PLC (960 million VND).

In the context of a market lacking strong supporting information, the sideways trend around the current peak reflects a tug-of-war between profit-taking and bargain-hunting.

The stability of large-cap stocks continues to play a key supporting role, helping the VN-Index maintain high price levels during the transition to the second half of the year.

Source: https://baolangson.vn/co-phieu-lon-nang-do-thi-truong-vn-index-di-ngang-trong-phien-25-6-5051145.html