Foreign investors reverse net buying, bank stocks attract cash flow

Closing the market, VN-Index stopped at 1,287.48 points, up 10.49 points (0.82%); VN30-Index increased 13.2 points (0.99%), to 1,344.07 points.

Increasing stocks dominated with 276 stocks going up and 127 stocks going down. In the VN30 group, the number of increasing stocks was 3 times higher than decreasing stocks (23 stocks and 7 stocks).

Liquidity continued to increase, reaching nearly 22,800 billion VND. Foreign investors returned to net buying. This group bought more than 2,000 billion VND and sold nearly 1,648 billion VND. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the total transaction value reached nearly 1,600 billion VND.

In today's session (September 25), strong cash flow into the market helped the VN-Index increase significantly, liquidity also increased (illustrative photo).

At the end of the session, HNX-Index stopped at 235.84 points, up 1.52 points (0.65%); HNX30-Index increased 5.04 points (0.98%), to 518.8 points.

Today's session, the market increased thanks to the majority of bank stocks. Of the 10 codes that had the most positive impact on the market's rise, bank stocks contributed 7 codes. The largest code in the market was VCB, contributing nearly 2.2 points; followed by BID (more than 1 point), MBB (nearly 0.6 points), VPB (approximately 0.5 points), TCB (0.43 points)...

HPG steel shares were also among the 10 codes above, contributing nearly 0.4 points. SSI securities shares contributed more than 0.3 points.

The three above-mentioned industries (banking, steel, securities) are also groups that strongly attract cash flow. Leading the liquidity is HPG, followed by banking codes such as STB, VPB, MBB. Securities stocks such as SSI, VCI, HCM also achieved high liquidity in this session.

Utilities, consumer services, healthcare, biopharmaceuticals, telecommunications, food and staples retail are the sectors that move against the market.

An Ha

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/khoi-ngoai-dao-chieu-mua-rong-co-phieu-ngan-hang-hut-dong-tien-post313877.html