Opening the trading session on the morning of May 28th, increased buying pressure in banking and securities stocks helped the VN-Index reverse its downward trend and recover into positive territory. However, weak capital inflows prevented the banking sector from advancing further, and the overall index quickly cooled down again.
After more than an hour of trading, the VN-Index continued to fluctuate slightly around the 1,860 - 1,870 point range with significantly reduced liquidity. Key sectors such as banking and securities showed mixed performance, with slight movements around the reference level.
Among small-cap stocks, VNE experienced its fourth consecutive session of hitting the ceiling price. Currently, VNE is up 6.9% to 3,110 VND/share with a trading volume of over 3.2 million units and a buy order at the ceiling price exceeding 0.2 million units.
At the close of this morning's trading session, the VN-Index fell 15.43 points (-0.82%) to 1,859 points, with 98 gainers and 194 losers. Total trading volume reached 288 million units, with a value of 7,418.92 billion VND.
The main pressure causing the VN-Index to fall this morning came from the Vingroup group, with both VIC and VHM experiencing sharp declines. VIC fell 1.38% to 207,900 VND, and VHM dropped 1.15% to 145,700 VND.
In the banking sector, ACB (-0.4%), MBB (-0.59%), MSB (-1.67%), HDB (-0.94%), VPB (-1.43%),SHB (-0.71%), and CTG (-0.99%) saw declines. The financial services sector witnessed gains in VNM (-2.72%), SSI (-0.36%), MBS (-0.99%), VCK (-0.89%), HCM (-0.5%), and VIX (-2.72%).
Real estate group: NVM (-0.97%), PDR (-2.35%), CEO (-0.6%), KBC (-1.14%), VPI (-0.48%) and KDH (-0.87%). Retail group: MWG (-0.5%), DGW (-0.24%) and FRT (-0.31%).
According to experts at Kien Thiet Vietnam Securities Company, the VN-Index experienced its second consecutive correction session with slightly increased liquidity compared to yesterday's session. Although liquidity improved, it remained low, with the trading volume still 9% lower than the 20-day average.
Similar to yesterday's session, the decline in the VN-Index was mainly driven by large-cap stocks in the Vingroup group (VIC, VHM, VPL).
The overall market trend is still leaning towards a correction, so we maintain a cautious stance and are not in a hurry to return to a new net buying position. Investors should continue to patiently wait for more positive signals, especially a clear improvement in liquidity.
According to experts at Vietcombank Securities Company, the market is under increased profit-taking pressure from Vingroup stocks, causing the VN-Index to fluctuate in the 1,870-1,880 point range. At the same time, capital flows continue to be clearly differentiated across sectors, with some stocks showing signs of rebound after a period of downward correction.
Given the current market developments, investors are advised to closely monitor market trends in the coming sessions.
At the same time, more caution is needed when opening new buy positions, and priority should be given to taking advantage of intraday price fluctuations for short-term swing trading of stocks already in the portfolio.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/thi-truong-am-dam-vn-index-danh-mat-moc-1-860-diem-10338595.html
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