The market opened in a positive state, however, in the context of sluggish trading, the VN-Index only increased within a fairly narrow range and reversed to decrease slightly after more than 1 hour.
Banking stocks were the main factor putting pressure on the market, while the securities group increased slightly and the bright spot was the real estate group. Notably, PDR had a time when it hit the ceiling, while NVL and DIG increased around 2.5% with liquidity leading the market.
At the end of the morning session on February 2, VN-Index increased by 0.7 points, equivalent to 0.06% to 1,173.72 points. The entire floor had 213 stocks increasing and 223 stocks decreasing. HNX-Index increased by 0.67 points to 231.25 points. UPCoM-Index increased by 0.12 points to 88.14 points.
VN-Index performance on February 2 (Source: FireAnt).
Entering the afternoon session, the market traded in a tug-of-war state above the reference and quickly reversed afterwards.
At the end of the trading session on February 2, VN-Index decreased by 0.47 points, equivalent to 0.04% to 1,172.55 points. The entire floor had 199 stocks increasing, 267 stocks decreasing, and 89 stocks remaining unchanged.
HNX-Index decreased 0.01 points to 230.56 points. The entire floor had 72 stocks increasing, 92 stocks decreasing and 72 stocks remaining unchanged. UPCoM-Index increased 0.36 points to 88.37 points. In the VN30 basket alone, 16 stocks decreased.
Apart from the “big guy” VCB, which contributed 0.7 positive points to the general market, most of the banking stocks ended the session in red. There were 6 banking stocks in the top stocks that negatively affected the market, namely VPB, BID, CTG,VIB , MBB, TPB.
On the positive side, the trio of retail stocks MWG increased by 2.6%, DGW increased by 0.73%, FRT increased by 0.68%, ending the session positively, pulling the index up. In the chemical group, GVR was the leader when contributing 0.6 points to the general index and increasing by 2.71%.
Cash flow poured into the real estate group when NVL matched orders up to 66 million units, PDR matched orders 32.6 million units, DIG matched orders 26 million units. The securities group was not far behind with VIX matching orders 39 million units, SSI matching orders 23.5 million units, SHS matching orders nearly 21 million units.
Foreign block transaction developments.
The total value of orders matched in today's session reached VND22,740 billion, up 32% compared to yesterday's session, of which the value of orders matched on the HoSE floor reached VND20,028 billion, up 31%. In the VN30 group, liquidity reached VND6,837 billion.
After 3 consecutive sessions of net buying by foreign investors, today this group of investors turned to net selling with a value of 210.7 billion VND, of which this group disbursed 1,465 billion VND and sold 1,676 billion VND.
The codes that were mainly bought were PDR 154 billion VND, NVL 91 billion VND, MWG 60 billion VND, DIG 33 billion VND, SSI 27 billion VND,... On the contrary, the codes that were pushed to sell strongly were VNM 80 billion VND, SHS 55 billion VND, PC1 54 billion VND, VPB 42 billion VND, GEX 42 billion VND,... .
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