Stocks opened today in a tug-of-war. The VN-Index accumulated nearly 10 points in the first 30 minutes, but quickly narrowed as selling pressure increased. The HoSE index retreated to the red right before the lunch break, as banking stocks - the group with the highest proportion in the capitalization basket - came under pressure.
The market fell another beat in the afternoon session, falling back to nearly 1,200 points. However, bottom-fishing cash flow quickly helped the index regain balance.
In the large-cap group, Vingroup stocks led the increase. In addition to VHM, VRE closed up nearly 6%, VIC added 2.5%. GVR, GAS, PLX, VNM, BCM also closed in the green. However, the strong increase of this group was only enough to offset the decline of the banking group. In addition to TCB, VPB, SSB, TPB decreased nearly 2%, CTG, BID, ACB , VIB stopped below the reference. The contrast between the two groups caused the VN30-Index to close up only nearly 1 point.
Meanwhile, the mid-cap group traded better. Real estate stocks were noticed as they all rose. HQC increased nearly to the ceiling, QCG added more than 5%, the DXG-DXS duo accumulated 2-3%, NVL, PDR, DIG closed in the green. Seafood and fertilizer stocks also closed the session in a positive state. On the contrary, securities and retail codes decreased slightly.
VN-Index closed up 5.6 points (0.46%) to 1,215.88 points. VN30-Index remained near the reference level, at 1,253.58 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index increased nearly 0.7%, while UPCOM-Index decreased slightly.
Market liquidity remained low at over VND15,700 billion. Of which, liquidity on the HoSE accounted for over VND14,000 billion, down over VND2,500 billion from the previous session. Foreign investors net sold over VND1,361 billion today, the highest since July 15.
At the end of the session, the HoSE floor had 228 stocks increasing in price, compared to 182 stocks decreasing. VHM was the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index with 2.6 points when this code increased to the ceiling price, up to 37,200 VND. In contrast, TCB was the stock that weighed down the index the most, when it decreased by more than 2.2%.
TH (according to VnExpress)Source : https://baohaiduong.vn/co-phieu-nhom-vingroup-do-thi-truong-389631.html
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