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Following positive news about the removal of credit restrictions, a series of real estate stocks surged.

Báo An ninh Thủ đôBáo An ninh Thủ đô24/08/2023


ANTD.VN - The VN-Index rose nearly 17 points today. A series of construction and real estate stocks such as DIG, DXS, HBC, SJS, HTN, and ITC hit their upper limit; while many other stocks like CEO, NVL, and CKG also increased sharply.

The stock market opened today's trading session cautiously, as investors began to witness recent periods of significant volatility. After a few minutes of initial fluctuations, trading became more positive, with green dominating the electronic board. However, liquidity remained relatively limited.

A notable point in this morning's trading session was the surge in VNZ shares of Vinagame Joint Stock Company, which neared its ceiling price after news broke that VNG Ltd, a 49% shareholder of VNG, had filed an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and plans to conduct an IPO of Class A common shares on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol VNG.

Real estate, banking, and securities stocks traded quite actively but without a significant breakthrough. Today, real estate businesses received good news as the State Bank of Vietnam, after much consideration, decided to amend Circular 06, suspending the enforcement of regulations deemed to hinder access to capital for this sector.

Nevertheless, the wait-and-see attitude is causing investors to hesitate and stay on the sidelines.

Following the good news of eased credit restrictions, a series of real estate stocks surged (image 1).

Investors remain somewhat cautious as the market experiences frequent fluctuations.

At the close of the morning session, the VN-Index rose slightly by 4.56 points (+0.39%), to 1,177.12 points. The total trading volume on HOSE reached only nearly 260.2 million units with a value of 5,750.7 billion VND, a decrease of about 25% compared to the same morning yesterday.

The HNX-Index also closed the session up 0.53 points (+0.22%), to 238.61 points; the UpCoM-Index increased 1.02 points (+1.14%), to 90.41 points.

After the lunch break, the influx of capital broke through market caution, helping the indices quickly surge. Construction and real estate stocks, with the exception of VIC, mostly broke out strongly. DXG, DIG, DXS, HBC, HTN, ITC, and SJC closed the session in the purple (indicating significant gains). CEO rose sharply by 8.75%, NVL increased by nearly 6%; PDR increased by 5.24%; NRC increased by 6.6%; NLG, BCE, PXI, EVG, SCR… all saw very strong gains.

This was also the most active trading group, with NVL seeing over 40 million shares traded, while DXG and DIG both reached over 33 million…

The securities sector also saw the VIX index reach its maximum limit, while other stocks also rose sharply, such as: SHS increased by 5.6%; SSI increased by 5.3%, HBS, VND, FTS, BSI, HCM… all increased by 3% to over 4%.

The banking sector, while not experiencing a sharp increase, generally saw gains today. Retail stocks such asFPT , DGW, and FRT rose by over 4%.

Overall, the afternoon's bullish sentiment helped all sectors rise. The most expensive stock on the VNZ closed the session with a 12.34% increase, reaching 1.24 million VND per share.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose quite positively by 16.83 points (1.44%) to 1,189.39 points; the HNX-Index increased by 5.15 points (2.16%) to 243.23 points; and the UPCoM-Index increased by 1.46 points (1.63%) to 90.85 points.

The total trading value on the three exchanges today reached over 21.3 trillion VND. Foreign investors returned to net buying of more than 246 billion VND.



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