Foreign investors net sold for 9 consecutive sessions

Foreign investors continued to net sell when VN-Index closed the first session of the week near the reference, liquidity decreased.

The market opened in the green as the VN-Index rose after ATO. However, the positive sentiment only lasted for the first few minutes of the session. The index was quickly pulled back to the reference level under pressure from the banking group. Caution increased as the trend was unclear, while the HoSE index was moving within the price range near the support level of 1,100-1,120 points.

The amplitude increased further in the afternoon session when VN-Index was pushed back to 1,120 points. However, the decline was mainly to test demand, more of an exploratory nature than a radical selling pressure. The index was quickly pulled back when buying money increased in the red zone.

At the end of the session, VN-Index stopped at 1,125.5 points, up more than 1 point compared to the reference. VN30-Index increased by 2.45 points (0.22%) to 1,117.34 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index closed in opposite directions near the reference.

Total market liquidity reached over VND16,700 billion, with HoSE liquidity accounting for over VND14,600 billion, down nearly VND3,800 billion compared to the previous session. Meanwhile, foreign investors continued to net sell over VND430 billion today, the ninth consecutive session this group has net sold.

The HoSE closed with red dominating, with 215 stocks increasing in price and 302 stocks decreasing in price. In VN30, the number of decreasing stocks exceeded the increasing stocks with a ratio of 14:12.

The differentiation between groups was more evident in the bluechip group. In VN30, VHM was the stock that had the most positive impact on the index when it closed up 3.4%. VIC added 2.6%, MSN increased more than 2%, GVR, VNM, VRE exceeded the reference by more than 2%.

On the contrary, banking was the group that had the most negative impact on the index when key codes all closed the session in red. STB, BID, VPB decreased by more than 1%, VCB decreased by 0.9%, VIB lost 0.8%, TPB, TCB, SSB, MBB closed below the reference.

In the mid-cap group, securities and construction material stocks remained green, while real estate stocks were under pressure. The top 5 stocks in terms of trading value on the HoSE are still dominated by securities, with VIX (nearly VND 700 billion), SSI (over VND 649 billion), and VND (over VND 500 billion).

Minh Son

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