Accordingly, the only stock on HoSE that hit the ceiling this session was SVI (Bien Hoa Packaging Company) with a liquidity of 4,500 units. This is a rare stock that was dyed purple in today's trading session.
On the HoSE floor today, there were 506 codes decreasing, of which 266 codes hit the floor, only 11 codes increased, of which 1 code hit the ceiling.
Notably, in today's trading session, foreign investors net sold 1,719 billion VND, with the stocks that were sold heavily including MBB, VHM, FPT , STB, VNM, and VCB. On the contrary, MWG and CTG stocks were unexpectedly net bought with values of 99 billion VND and 86 billion VND, respectively.
Some large-cap stocks such as VIC (Vingroup), VNM ( Vinamilk ) had a clear recovery at the end of last week, but today's session also decreased in price, VIC code decreased by 5.49% and VNM decreased by 6.84%.
In this session, Hoa Phat 's HPG was also among the stocks that negatively affected the index, after news broke that the steel industry was subject to anti-dumping tax of up to 88.12% last weekend.
Going against the market trend, SVI hit the ceiling on HoSE. (Screenshot).
The sharp drop in HPG shares also caused Mr. Tran Dinh Long - Chairman of Hoa Phat - to lose 148 million USD in assets, down to 1.9 billion USD.
Liquidity on the HoSE floor reached VND25,304 billion, down nearly 40% compared to last Friday's session.
The VN30 basket stocks also decreased significantly, the number of floor codes increased to 24, typically SHB, TPB, TCB, VNM, ACB, BCM, BID, GVR, HPG... SAB also could not maintain the green color as at the end of the morning session.
Many bank stocks simultaneously hit the floor, with no buyers, such as CTG, EVF, HDB, STB, VCB, VIB, ACB, BID, EIB, MBB, VPB, MSB, TCB, TPB and SHB.
The steel industry remained negative until the end of the session with HPG, HSG, NKG, TVN, TLH, VGS, SMC, HMC all falling. The textile group also suffered the same fate with GIL, EVE, TNG, STK, TCM, VGT, MSH.
Vietnam’s stock market has fallen sharply amid global uncertainties after US President Donald Trump announced his tariff policy. The government has taken many timely and synchronous measures to minimize the impact of this policy on Vietnam, but the results are still awaited.
The VN-Index closed the session on April 8 down another 77.88 points (-6.43%), falling to 1,132.79 points, the lowest in 15 months since early January 2024. Thus, after only 3 sessions, the main index of Vietnamese stocks fell 185 points, capitalization accordingly decreased by nearly 1.1 million billion VND, to about 6.2 million billion VND. The VN30-month futures index (VN30F1M) also hit the floor.
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