After a 64-point drop, money has yet to leave Vietnamese stocks.

After yesterday's sharp decline, this morning's green and red colors intertwined on the Vietnamese stock market, showing that money is still in the market but has not found a clear direction.

Customers transact at Bao Viet Securities Company Headquarters

After yesterday's sharp decline, investor sentiment became more cautious, causing the VN-Index to fluctuate strongly in the morning session of July 30.

At one point, the VN-Index increased by more than 11 points, but selling pressure increased at the end of the session, causing the index to reverse and decrease.

At the end of the morning session, VN-Index decreased by 3.12 points to 1,490.29 points. Trading volume reached more than 918.2 million shares, equivalent to VND22,350.29 billion.

On the entire HOSE floor, there were 122 stocks increasing in price, 187 stocks decreasing in price and 51 stocks remaining unchanged.

On the HNX floor, the HNX-Index increased by 1.72 points to 257.08 points. Liquidity reached more than 98.1 million shares, equivalent to VND2,078.57 billion. The entire floor had 71 stocks increasing, 59 stocks decreasing and 72 stocks remaining unchanged.

UPCOM-Index decreased by 1.19 points to 104.88 points. Trading volume reached more than 39.4 million shares, worth more than VND507.2 billion. The entire floor had 81 stocks increasing, 159 stocks decreasing and 70 stocks remaining unchanged.

The VN30 basket was strongly differentiated with 12 stocks increasing, 16 stocks decreasing and 2 stocks remaining unchanged. This group of large-cap stocks put significant downward pressure on the general VN-Index.

The stock market continued to be in the red. Real estate and telecommunications stocks also fell in price, dragging the market down.

On the positive side, information technology stocks traded actively with many codes increasing strongly. CMG and FPT both increased, while HPT and PMJ hit the ceiling. Other codes such as ELC, ITD, KST, SAM, SBD, VEC also recorded green.

Most of the remaining industry groups are diverging with green and red intertwined, showing that cash flow is still in the market but has not found a clear direction.

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