On January 13th, the VN-Index surpassed the 1,900-point mark.

On January 13th, Vingroup's stock rebounded, helping the VN-Index gain over 25 points, surpassing the 1,900-point mark.

During this session, the market maintained a positive trend for most of the trading time. Notably, after the VN-Index surpassed the 1,900-point mark in the afternoon, increased selling pressure caused the index to correct downwards. However, buying demand quickly improved, helping the market to rebound.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 25.6 points (1.36%), to 1,902.93 points – its highest closing level ever. The VN30-Index increased 8.97 points (0.43%), reaching 2,089.21 points.

VIC contributed the most to the market on January 13th. (Screenshot)

The number of rising stocks outnumbered falling stocks, with 203 advancing compared to 131 declining. Within the VN30 basket, the number of advancing and declining stocks was 15 and 13 respectively.

In this session, banking stocks showed mixed performance as investors took advantage of the opportunity to take profits after a period of strong price increases in previous sessions.

The stocks MBB, TCB, ACB, CTG, LPB, andSHB were among those negatively impacting the VN-Index, with MBB and TCB deducting 1.08 points and 0.96 points respectively. Conversely, BID and VCB contributed positively to the market with increases of 2.7 points and 2.35 points respectively.

However, the Vin Group stocks contributed the most to the market's rise. Specifically, VIC contributed 7.08 points, VHM contributed 3.41 points, and VPL contributed 0.7 points. Securities stocks maintained their upward trend.

Small and medium-sized stocks also saw positive gains, with many hitting the ceiling price, such as PET, VPG, SKG, PVT…

With demand remaining strong, sectors experiencing price increases dominated, with energy, utilities, media services, industrial goods, and real estate all performing positively.

Liquidity remained high with over 42,000 billion VND changing hands. Foreign investors were net sellers, with purchases exceeding 4,486 billion VND and sales exceeding 4,975 billion VND.

On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, at the close of trading, the HNX-Index stood at 252.85 points, up 0.97 points (0.39%); the HNX30-Index reached 556.05 points, up 6.89 points (1.25%). Approximately 2,500 billion VND worth of shares changed hands across the entire exchange.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/phien-ngay-13-1-vn-index-vuot-moc-1-900-diem-729953.html