After several sessions fluctuating around the 1,800-point mark, the stock market had a positive trading session as the VN-Index rose 8.63 points (0.48%) to 1,807.94 points. Notably, despite the VN-Index increase, liquidity did not truly surge. The trading value across the three exchanges reached approximately 18,250 billion VND, significantly lower than the previous session. Foreign investors net sold over 400 billion VND.
The market's focus shifted to the securities sector. Strong capital inflows continued into this sector, considered a "barometer" of the market, with numerous stocks hitting their upper limit, such as CTS, FTS, BSI, APG, and EVS. Many other stocks like TCX, MBS, BVS, AGR, VPX, TVC, VND… also increased by 3-6%.

Liquidity in the securities sector remained the highest in the market. VIX led with over 42 million shares changing hands, while SSI, VND, SHS, and MBS all recorded trading volumes of tens of millions of units.
The positive performance of this group comes amidst investor expectations of policy changes in the capital market, along with the prospect of Vietnam being included in MSCI's watchlist for an upgrade in the upcoming review. On June 18th, MSCI will release its Global Market Accessibility Review, before publishing its annual Market Classification Review.
The State Securities Commission (SSC) recently held a working session with a delegation from the National Assembly's Economic and Financial Committee regarding the progress and key contents of the draft Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Securities Law.
According to the State Securities Commission of Vietnam (UBCKNN), the draft law focuses on amending and supplementing key policy groups, including: further simplifying investment and business conditions and administrative procedures in the securities sector; adding new policy groups such as controlled testing mechanisms in the securities sector and bond payment guarantee organizations; digital transformation, electronic trading, and the application of information technology in securities operations and the operations of market intermediaries.
Another highlight is Vietnam Airlines ' HVN stock, which continued its upward trend, hitting the ceiling price for the second consecutive session. The HVN share price surged to its highest level in over three months at 24,150 VND per share.
The real estate sector also contributed to supporting the market, with VIC and VHM both rising in price, becoming the two stocks contributing the most points to the VN-Index. Several other stocks also traded positively, such as NLG approaching its ceiling price. DXS, CII, HHS, TCH, CEO, DXG, KDH… increased by 2-3%.
The banking sector showed significant divergence. VCB, BID, VPB, and HDB maintained their gains, whileACB , MSB, STB, and MBB experienced slight corrections.
Source: https://tienphong.vn/co-phieu-vietnam-airlines-chay-hang-post1851853.tpo







