At the end of the session on November 20, VN-Index increased by 6.99 points to 1,655.99 points, with a trading volume of more than 681 million shares, equivalent to a value of more than VND 19,675 billion. The entire floor had 120 stocks increasing in price, 179 stocks decreasing in price and 68 stocks remaining unchanged.
The VN30 basket recorded 12 stocks increasing, 13 stocks decreasing and 5 stocks remaining unchanged, of which VJC increased to the ceiling. The trio of Vingroup stocks including VIC, VHM and VRE all increased strongly, contributing positively to the overall increase.
Selling pressure spread across the securities, banking and oil and gas groups, causing the VN-Index to open the afternoon session with a narrowing increase, but recovering demand in large-cap stocks helped the index close in the green.
On the contrary, the HNX-Index decreased by 0.8 points to 264.23 points, with more than 55.8 million shares traded, equivalent to a value of nearly VND1,159 billion. The entire floor had 72 stocks increasing, 88 stocks decreasing and 65 stocks remaining unchanged. The stocks KSF (down 0.51%), VIF (down 6.29%), HUT (down 1.69%) and SHS (down 0.9%) negatively impacted the index, causing it to perform pessimistically.
UPCOM-Index decreased by 0.13 points, trading volume reached more than 24.6 million shares, equivalent to more than 417.8 billion VND, with 111 codes increasing, 100 codes decreasing and 97 codes remaining unchanged.
In terms of sectors, real estate was the group with the strongest increase, mainly thanks to VIC (up 3.4%), VHM (up 0.93%), CEO (up 1.27%), KDH (up 0.14%) and KBC (up 2.32%). The next strong increase belonged to the information technology and industrial group.
In contrast, communication services fell sharply, with codes VGI (down 3.18%), CTR (down 1.08%) and FOX (down 0.49%).
Foreign investors' transactions on HOSE were net purchases of more than VND237 billion, concentrated in VPB (VND181.11 billion), SSI (VND134.86 billion), VIC (VND123.45 billion) and VIX (VND81.63 billion). On HNX, foreign investors net sold more than VND3.8 billion, mainly in SHS (VND8.8 billion), VTZ (VND1.73 billion), VFS (VND1.64 billion) and PVI (VND1.13 billion).
At the end of the session on November 20, the Vietnamese stock market recorded a clear differentiation. VN-Index maintained its green color thanks to the support from bluechip stocks, especially the quartet VJC, VIC, VHM and VPB, while the banking, securities and oil and gas groups were still under selling pressure.
The HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index fell slightly, reflecting investors' cautious sentiment. Real estate, information technology and market support industries, and communication services fell sharply.
VN - Index fluctuated around 1,650 points with low liquidity and diversified stock groups. In fact, the market has been in a sideways state throughout November with decreasing cash flow.
Investors find it difficult to make a profit when the ratio of red stocks is always higher than green stocks and the market increases mainly due to pillar stocks. The market is in a tug-of-war when "stock holders" do not sell, and new buyers are cautious.
Analysts predict that in the next session, the market will continue to fluctuate around the 1,650-1,660 point mark with demand focused on blue chips. Investors need to closely monitor developments in industry groups and the return of selling pressure from leading stocks.
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/thi-truong-tien-te/thanh-khoan-am-dam-khoi-ngoai-tro-lai-mua-rong-20251120165354293.htm
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