Opening the trading session on the morning of June 2nd, liquidity remained low and showed no clear signs of improvement, but the VN-Index regained its positive momentum after a series of 5 consecutive declining sessions.
However, the market's recovery was not truly convincing, as the support mainly came from a few large-cap stocks such as VIC, VHM, andFPT . This caused the index to quickly narrow its gains and experience slight fluctuations even during the continuous trading session.
Amidst the mixed performance and insignificant fluctuations of blue-chip stocks, capital tends to flow towards small-cap stocks. HQC stands out, quickly reaching its ceiling price, with over 11.4 million shares traded and still having over 7.5 million units remaining at the ceiling price for buy orders.
In addition, many other small-cap stocks such as JVC, TDH, TSC, and VNE also maintained a lack of sellers. Some other stocks such as ST8, ITC, BKG, and EVG recorded impressive gains of 5% or more, contributing to the increased trading activity in the market.
The banking sector showed divergence, withSHB (-0.73%), TCB (-0.77%), CTG (-2.03%), ACB (+0.2%), MSB (+0.35%), and HDB (-1.94%). The real estate sector also saw divergence, with VHM (+0.2%), VIC (+0.05%), NVL (-2.62%), VPI (-0.48%), and PDR (-1.55%).
Red dominated the financial services sector with VIX (-0.84%), SHS (-1.1%), VND (-1.14%), TCX (-2.29%), VCK (-0.61%), and VPX (-1.83%). Similarly, in the construction and materials sector, PC1 (-2.89%), CII (-1.14%), VCG (-0.99%), GEL (-0.16%), HHV (-0.85%), and CTG (-1.52%) were all in the red.
At the close of this morning's trading session, the VN-Index fell 8.44 points to 1,836.10 points (-0.46%) compared to the previous session. Meanwhile, the UPCoM-Index increased by 126.11 points (+0.27%), equivalent to 0.34 points, and the HNX-Index increased by 314.89 points (+3.18%), equivalent to 9.71 points.
Market liquidity reached VND 7,458.89 billion, with 259,000 shares traded. Across the sector, 99 stocks rose, 5 hit the ceiling price, 197 fell, and 47 dropped to the reference price.
According to experts at Kien Thiet Vietnam Securities Company, the VN-Index experienced a significant decline on the first trading day of June. The decline was dominated by large-cap stocks (VIC, VHM), while the number of rising stocks outnumbered the number of falling stocks.
Notably, liquidity has vanished, with today's trading volume being the lowest since the beginning of 2026 and a sharp decline of over 39% compared to the average of the past 20 sessions.
The overall market downtrend remains dominant and is likely to continue in the coming sessions. Investors continue to maintain a cautious stance, limiting the opening of new buying positions and patiently waiting for an improvement in liquidity.
According to experts at Vietcombank Securities Company, the VN-Index recorded a 19-point correction. The flow of money continued to be clearly differentiated, with a few stocks showing signs of rebounding after a period of downward correction, although the index has not yet reversed its downward trend.
Accordingly, investors are advised to closely monitor market developments in the coming sessions. At the same time, they should exercise greater caution when opening new positions and prioritize taking advantage of intraday price fluctuations for short-term trading purposes on stocks already in their portfolios.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/co-phieu-nho-noi-song-vn-index-noi-dai-da-giam-10339190.html
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