On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, after opening, the market is currently red due to the lingering effects of strong selling pressure at the end of yesterday's session.
However, the return of cash flow later helped the market turn green, at one point increasing by more than 6 points, approaching 1,250 points. By lunchtime, the VN-Index stopped at 1,245.57 points, up 3.62 points.
In the afternoon session, the market performed more positively with strong buying pressure, thanks to which the index representing the floor increased better.
Closing the market, VN-Index increased by 8.42 points (0.68%), to 1,250.37 points; VN30-Index reached 1,324.8 points after "increasing" by 5.14 points (0.39%).

The entire floor recorded 187 codes increasing in price and 132 codes decreasing in price. In the VN30 group, the number of codes increasing and decreasing in price were 14 codes and 11 codes, respectively.
The industry groups with the highest growth rates were energy, vehicles and components, and real estate.
The strongest support for the market was Vin stocks. VIC increased by 4.11%, contributing the most with more than 2.7 points; followed by VHM with nearly 1.1 points. Thus, these two stocks alone contributed nearly half of the total points recorded by the VN-Index in today's session.
Vingroup's group of stocks has attracted cash flow as it has recently received positive information about business results. In addition, Vingroup 's orientation in the coming time is to participate in many large projects, promising to bring higher revenue and profit in the future.
Meanwhile, banking and securities stocks have significant differentiation.
Liquidity reached over 17,000 billion VND. Foreign investors bought quite strongly. This group bought nearly 2,544 billion VND and sold over 1,640 billion VND.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, at the end of the session, the HNX-Index stopped at 213.41 points, up 0.52 points (0.24%); the HNX30-Index reached 420.64 points, up 2.29 points (0.55%). The entire floor had nearly 1,000 billion VND changed hands.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/co-phieu-vic-va-vhm-ho-tro-manh-thi-truong-701485.html
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