Foreign investors net sold more than 2,400 billion VND, red color dominated

Foreign investors net sold more than 2,400 billion VND in the session on December 9, the market was submerged in red. At the end of the trading session on December 9, the stock market was submerged in red when the VN-Index decreased by 6.57 points, down to 1,747.17 points.

Customers transact at the headquarters of Bao Viet Securities Company. Photo: Tran Viet/VNA

Liquidity remained high with over 973.8 million shares matched, equivalent to over VND29,492 billion. The entire floor recorded 93 stocks increasing, 234 stocks decreasing and 44 stocks remaining unchanged.

On the HNX, the HNX-Index fell 1.54 points to 257.14 points. Trading volume reached 77.8 million shares, equivalent to more than VND1,606 billion; the entire floor recorded 44 stocks increasing, 113 stocks decreasing and 57 stocks remaining unchanged.

UPCOM-Index decreased 0.2 points to 119.68 points, with more than 33 million shares matched, equivalent to 451.6 billion VND; the whole floor had 107 codes increasing, 122 codes decreasing and 87 codes remaining unchanged.

The VN30 basket continued to weaken with 23 stocks falling and only 5 stocks rising. VIC was a bright spot, rising by 4.78%;FPT rose by 1.47%; along with VCB, DGC, and SAB rising slightly. However, most banking stocks fell sharply, putting great pressure on the general index. Securities, insurance, oil and gas, real estate groups, etc. also traded inactively.

Compared to the morning session, the financial group narrowed its decline, some codes such as SHS, VCI, HCM, VCB, EIB appeared green again, but red still dominated.

The essential consumer group improved with SAB, BAF, ANV, NAF, HNG, PAN increasing in price; while the non-essential consumer group decreased sharply, especially VPL, MWG, FRT, HUT.

On the other hand, the technology group recorded a breakthrough at the end of the session, with FPT, ECL, and CMG all increasing well. VIC continued to play the role of a locomotive supporting the market, helping the VN-Index avoid a deeper decline. On the contrary, the codes of the same Vingroup family performed negatively: VRE decreased by nearly 3%, VHM decreased by 2.2%, and VPL decreased by 3%.

Total market liquidity reached about 31,500 billion VND; of which, negotiated transactions were nearly 3,800 billion VND. VPL became the focus when it was net sold more than 1,000 billion VND.

Foreign investors continued to withdraw capital strongly on all three exchanges, with HOSE alone recording a net sale of VND2,428 billion. VPL led the list of net sellers with VND1,055 billion, followed by VIC (VND739 billion) and HDB (VND213 billion). On HNX, foreign investors net sold VND93 billion; on UPCOM, net sold VND20 billion.

Although liquidity remains high, indicating that cash flow has not yet withdrawn from the market, the adjustment pressure in large-cap groups has made the short-term trend more cautious. Analysts say the market may continue to fluctuate in the coming sessions before finding a balance, especially in the context of foreign investors maintaining a strong net selling status.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/khoi-ngoai-ban-rong-hon-2400-ty-dong-sac-do-ap-dao-20251209161628060.htm