According to statistics from the HoSE exchange, foreign investors have been net sellers of shares for five consecutive trading sessions. The total amount purchased was 204.1 million units, equivalent to a value of VND 5,411.1 billion, an increase of 25.1% compared to the previous week.
Conversely, sales volume reached 337.1 million units, equivalent to a value of VND 9,363.9 billion, an increase of 86.2% compared to the net selling value of the previous week. Thus, the net selling volume of foreign investors this week reached 132.9 million units, equivalent to a value of VND 3,953.8 billion.
Foreign investors sold off more than 4 trillion VND on the Vietnamese stock market last week (Photo: Provided).
The net selling trend by foreign investors also occurred on the HNX exchange, but on a smaller scale. In the five trading sessions, foreign investors sold net in three sessions and bought in two. The amount bought during the week totaled 3.48 million units, equivalent to VND 108.6 billion, a decrease of 37.1% compared to the previous week.
Sales volume on the HNX reached 7.6 million units, equivalent to a value of VND 181.6 billion, an increase of 1.8% compared to the previous week. Thus, foreign investors net sold 4.1 million shares, equivalent to a value of VND 73 billion.
On the UPCoM market, foreign investors sold net for 4 sessions and bought net for only 1 session at the beginning of the week. In total, foreign investors sold net 30.5 billion VND this week.
Across all three exchanges, foreign investors sold off more than 4,057.9 billion VND, 5.4 times higher than the previous week. The strongest selling pressure was on VND shares, with 11.24 million shares sold, equivalent to 243.9 billion VND. Meanwhile, the stock with the strongest net buying was DGC, with 0.65 million shares bought, equivalent to 63.9 billion VND.
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