At the close of trading on the afternoon of June 2nd, the HOSE exchange saw 226 declining stocks, nearly three times the number of rising stocks (87), with the VN-Index falling 18.07 points (-0.98%) to 1,826.47 points. Among them, the top 10 stocks with the strongest impact on the VN-Index (in terms of points) were CTG, VCB, VHM, GAS, BSR , HDB, VPB, MBB, TCB, and TCX.
Accordingly, the oil and gas group, with stocks like BSR, PVS, PLX, PVD, and PVT at the bottom of the list, fell by 2-3%. The banking and securities group also performed poorly, with HDB,SHB , VIX, CTG, SSI, VPB, STB, and VCB all declining.
The real estate sector stocks recorded a 0.01% decrease, mainly driven by VHM, KBC, VPI, VRE, BCM, NVL, IDC, PDR, SJS, DXG, TCH… Conversely, gainers included KSF, KDH, SSH, SNZ, VCR…
In the afternoon session of June 2nd, liquidity on the HoSE reached over 20,479 billion VND, corresponding to more than 804 million shares changing hands. Foreign investors continued to be net sellers, with the value of sales reaching approximately 2,429 billion VND, significantly higher than the nearly 1,808 billion VND in purchases.
At the close of trading on the afternoon of June 2nd, the HNX-Index closed at 314.79 points, up 9.61 points (+3.15%). Total trading volume reached over 61.55 million shares, with a corresponding transaction value of over 993.8 billion VND. Across the market, 62 stocks increased in price, 48 remained unchanged, and 80 decreased.
The HNX30 index closed up 9.77 points (-1.87%), at 513.81 points. Trading volume reached over 37.31 million units, with a corresponding value of over 706.38 billion VND. Across the entire market, there were 3 gainers, 3 unchanged stocks, and 24 losers.
On the UPCoM market, the UPCoM-Index closed at 125.99 points, up 0.22 points (+0.17%). Total market liquidity reached over 23.5 million shares traded, with a corresponding trading value of over 482.62 billion VND. Across the market, 104 stocks increased in price, 85 remained unchanged, and 116 decreased.
In May 2026, the Vietnamese stock market traded cautiously due to several macroeconomic pressures. The high USD/VND exchange rate and portfolio restructuring sentiment following the Q1 2026 earnings season discouraged investment. As of May 29th, the VN-Index remained almost unchanged, closing at 1,863.49 points (a slight increase of only 9.39 points). Affected by the sideways movement of the overall market, the banking sector index faced downward pressure, falling to 668.01 points (a 32% decrease compared to the previous month).
In the first five months of 2026, only 10 bank stocks increased in price, with VBB (+25%) and LPB (+24.4%) being the two best-performing stocks, followed by MSB (+23.39%) and STB (+17.24%).
On average, nearly 217 million shares were traded per session (unchanged compared to the previous month), but the trading value decreased by 17%, falling to VND 5,411 billion/day. Including negotiated transactions, the total trading volume reached approximately 268 million shares/session (down 15%), corresponding to a value of VND 6,314 billion/day (up 3.5%).
The total net selling value in May 2026 reached VND 6,286 billion (equivalent to withdrawing from over 358 million shares). Profit-taking pressure from foreign investors focused on stocks with exceptionally high liquidity, specifically ACB (-VND 2,394 billion), MSB (-VND 2,319 billion), and MBB (-VND 759 billion). However, foreign capital continued to quietly accumulate in some key stocks. VCB saw the strongest net buying with VND 1,139 billion. Foreign demand also appeared sporadically in LPB (+VND 263 billion), BID (+VND 180 billion), SSB (+VND 42 billion), NAB (+VND 20 billion), and OCB (+VND 17 billion).
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/thi-truong-chung-khoan-van-duy-tri-trang-thai-am-dam-20260602152807444.htm
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