On the Ho Chi Minh City stock exchange, the market was mostly in a mixed state (green outside, red inside). At the close, the VN-Index reached 1,667.98 points, up 13.05 points (0.79%); the VN30-Index increased by 16.47 points (0.87%) to 1,916.36 points.
The market rose, but breadth leaned towards declines, with 123 stocks gaining and 186 stocks declining. Within the VN30 basket, the number of declining stocks also outnumbered the gainers (18 down, 10 up).
Large-cap stocks were the driving force behind the index's rise. Most notably, VIC increased by 4.27%, contributing 8.85 points to the VN-Index (at one point contributing more than 10 points).
Following closely behind were VHM, contributing 3.22 points; VNM (1.52 points), and VPL (1.42 points). The total contribution of these stocks was nearly equivalent to the overall increase of the VN-Index during the session.
By sector, hardware and equipment, consumer services, and real estate were the three most active groups. Conversely, vehicles and parts and insurance saw the sharpest declines, at 1.04% and 1.27%, respectively.
However, investor caution led to low liquidity. Total trading volume across the entire market reached less than 17,500 billion VND, lower than the nearly 20,000 billion VND recorded at the end of last week. No stock exceeded 1,000 billion VND in trading value; the highest was VRE with over 895 billion VND. Foreign investors were net sellers, buying 1,734 billion VND but selling over 2,887 billion VND.
In contrast to the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index fell 1.91 points (-0.73%) to 261.22 points; the HNX30-Index fell 6.78 points (-1.17%) to 571.06 points. Liquidity remained low with less than 900 billion VND traded.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/co-phieu-vic-dan-dat-vn-index-tang-hon-13-diem-724479.html
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