Large cash flow into the market, VN-Index continues to increase points in the session of March 3

The psychological threshold of 1,300 points continued to hold firm. Many large-cap stocks and securities stocks traded actively, helping to maintain the positive momentum of the VN-Index. Liquidity was vibrant, with today's trading value exceeding 23,380 billion VND.

With a large influx of capital into the market, the VN-Index continued to rise on March 3rd.

The psychological threshold of 1,300 points continued to hold firm. Many large-cap stocks and securities stocks traded actively, helping to maintain the positive momentum of the VN-Index. Liquidity was vibrant, with today's trading value exceeding 23,380 billion VND.

The VN-Index ended February 2025 at 1,305.36 points, representing a 3.19% increase compared to January 2025, with improved and above-average trading volume.

Entering the trading session on March 3rd, selling pressure emerged, causing the market to briefly fall below the reference level. However, buying pressure quickly increased, pulling the VN-Index back into positive territory. The rotation of capital between sectors helped keep market fluctuations relatively stable. Some stock groups faced early correction pressure, but thanks to the leadership of other large-cap stocks, the index maintained balance. Notably, several sectors experienced positive gains, acting as pillars to help the market recover quickly after the initial volatility.

In the afternoon session, trading remained relatively volatile; however, thanks to the leadership of several large-cap stocks, the VN-Index maintained its positive momentum. Nevertheless, the index's increase wasn't particularly strong, as divergence continued to persist. Capital flow remained relatively high and smooth. Foreign investors continued their net selling but significantly reduced it compared to the previous session, thus easing pressure on investor sentiment.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 4.01 points (0.31%) to 1,309.37 points. The HNX-Index fell 0.85 points (-0.36%) to 238.34 points. The UPCoM-Index decreased 0.12 points (-0.12%) to 99.46 points. Market divergence was evident, with 385 stocks gaining, 372 declining, and 815 remaining unchanged/not traded. Across the market, 19 stocks hit their upper limit, while 20 stocks hit their lower limit.

The focus of today's market session was on stocks within the Bamboo Capital ecosystem. Specifically, BCG, BCR, BGR, and TCD were all pulled down to their floor prices, with large sell orders at the floor price. BCG had nearly 71 million units of sell orders at the floor price today, and BCR also had 11.9 million units of sell orders at the floor price.

Meanwhile, many large-cap stocks performed well today, helping to maintain the positive momentum of the VN-Index. The Vingroup stocks made the biggest contribution, with VHM rising 3.3% and adding 1.32 points to the VN-Index, while VIC increased 2.06% and contributed 0.78 points to the index. This week and next week, the results of the portfolio restructuring for the FTSE Vietnam All-share, FTSE Vietnam Index, and Marketvector Vietnam Local Index will be announced. Although not removed from the index basket, according to forecasts from analysts at BIDV Securities, the two VinGroup stocks, VIC (Vingroup) and VHM (Vinhomes), are expected to be sold off by two foreign funds, with 4.5 million and 8.28 million units sold respectively.

Another group of stocks that attracted attention in today's trading session was securities. FTS rose more than 4.8%, VIX increased 3.1%, BSI gained 3%, VCI rose 2.3%, etc. In addition, stocks like VNM, GAS, STB, and PLX also traded positively.

Conversely, CTG fell 0.6% and was the stock with the most negative impact on the VN-Index, deducting 0.32 points from the index. Stocks such as GVR, VPB, TPB… also declined, putting some pressure on the overall market.

Liquidity surged during the session with over 23,380 billion VND flowing into the market. Trading was most active on the HoSE exchange, with a trading volume of over 976 million shares, equivalent to a trading value of 21,131 billion VND, a 13% increase. Block trades contributed nearly 4,100 billion VND to this figure. Stocks with strong block trade activity included TCB (896 billion VND), EIB (678 billion VND), andACB (500 billion VND). Trading values ​​on the HNX and UPCoM exchanges reached 1,530 billion VND and 717 billion VND respectively.

Foreign investors maintained a net selling position, but the value decreased significantly compared to the previous session. Specifically, they sold a net 430 billion VND across the entire market. TPB topped the list of net selling with a value of 263 billion VND. TNH andFPT were also net sold for 127 billion VND and 73 billion VND respectively. Conversely, VHM saw the strongest net buying with 129 billion VND. VCI also saw net buying of over 82 billion VND.

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