
In recent trading sessions, Vingroup 's stock code has consistently risen, acting as the main driver pushing the VN-Index close to the 1,900-point mark.
At the close of the afternoon session on April 28th, the VN-Index rose 22.55 points (+1.22%), to 1,875.84 points, with 107 gainers and 210 losers. Total trading volume reached over 629.7 million units, valued at 19,422 billion VND, a slight decrease of 6% in volume and a similar value compared to the end of last week's session. Block trades contributed over 51.7 million units, valued at 1,383 billion VND.
Notably, in this session, four Vingroup stocks contributed a total of over 34 points to the index. VHM and VRE closed at their ceiling prices of 151,000 VND and 30,800 VND per share respectively, while VIC rose 6.3% to 225,500 VND per share and VPL gained 3.4% to 84,300 VND per share.
Many real estate stocks also followed this upward trend. Meanwhile, NVL rose by over 5%, and CEO, VPI, TCH, IDC, etc., also recorded good gains on April 28th.
Conversely, most declining stocks only lost a small amount of points, while the oil and gas sector pair experienced heavy selling pressure, with PLX falling to its floor price -6.9% to 36,950 VND/share; GAS -6.1% to 73,500 VND/share.
At the close of the afternoon session on April 28th, the HNX exchange saw 61 gainers and 91 losers, with the HNX-Index falling 2.51 points (-1.00%) to 249.44 points. Total trading volume reached over 53.3 million units, valued at nearly 968 billion VND. Block trades added another 23.1 million units, valued at 412.5 billion VND.
Foreign investors increased their selling in the afternoon by 71% compared to the morning session on April 28th, pushing their net position to -410.3 billion VND from -118.2 billion VND. Accordingly, the stocks with the largest selling pressure were: FPT -286.1 billion VND, VHM -166.5 billion VND,SHB -80.8 billion VND, VPB -64.9 billion VND, ACB -57.9 billion VND, BSR -55.3 billion VND, DGC -53.1 billion VND. On the net buying side were VRE (+157.7 billion VND), NVL (+119.5 billion VND), VIC (+87.3 billion VND), STB (+65.3 billion VND), SSI (+63.1 billion VND), MSN (+55.8 billion VND).
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/thi-truong-chung-khoan-tang-hon-22-diem-20260428162809902.htm







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