In the morning session on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, large-cap stocks had significant differentiation, but Vin stocks VIC and VHM continued to strongly support the market, helping the VN-Index surpass the 1,330-point mark.

At the end of the morning trading session, VN-Index stopped at 1,331.92 points, up 8.87 points.
In the afternoon session, profit-taking pressure increased, and became stronger towards the end of the session. Therefore, the VN-Index increased slowly, returned to the reference level, and then turned red.
Closing the market, VN-Index stopped at 1,313.84 points, down 9.21 points (-0.7%); VN30-Index was at 1,409.56 points after falling 9.8 points (-0.69%).
Declining stocks dominated with 214 stocks in red and 98 stocks in green. In the VN30 group, the number of stocks increasing and decreasing were 4 and 24, respectively.
Strong selling pressure caused many pillar stocks to fall in price. Of the 10 stocks with the largest capitalization, only VHM increased in price, the rest were all in red.
Of which, VPL decreased by 6.12%, taking away the most points with more than 2.3 points; followed by VIC with nearly 0.9 points.
Most sectors declined, with consumer services falling the most. Going against the market were utilities, media and entertainment, transportation, household and personal care, and energy.
Strongly supporting the market were HVN, contributing 1.2 points, VHM (nearly 0.8 points), and GAS (approximately 0.4 points).
Liquidity reached over VND26,400 billion. The bright spot was that foreign investors were net buyers, although not strongly. This group bought nearly VND2,756 billion and sold over VND2,641 billion.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index decreased slightly by 0.67 points (-0.31%) to 216.79 points; the HNX30-Index decreased by 1.96 points (-0.45%) to 429.07 points. The total transaction value reached nearly 1,500 billion VND.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/phien-ngay-22-5-vn-index-giam-hon-9-diem-703134.html
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