
The stock market continued to rise on June 24th, but the overall market still leaned towards the red.
Liquidity decreased sharply, so money flowed only to certain stocks. In particular, blue-chip stocks such as VHM, NVL, LPB, TCB, and MWG continued to pour in, contributing to the VN-Index's third consecutive day of gains.
Besides blue-chip stocks, the oil and gas sector also attracted renewed capital, resulting in a simultaneous rebound: BSR increased by 1.79%, PVD by 3.23%, PVS by 2.48%; PLX and PVT increased by nearly 1%.
The remaining sectors, such as finance (banking, securities), real estate, industry, utilities, and consumer goods, all showed strong divergence and a higher proportion of red (declining) stocks.
At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 8.98 points (0.48%) to 1,878.02 points, with 113 gainers, 178 losers, and 71 unchanged stocks. Conversely, at the close of trading on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index fell 8.14 points (2.49%) to 318.24 points, with 76 losers, 56 gainers, and 45 unchanged stocks. Liquidity decreased sharply, with the total trading value on the HOSE reaching nearly 18,200 billion VND, down 12,800 billion VND from the previous session. Including the HNX, liquidity was only slightly over 19,000 billion VND.
Foreign investors returned to net selling on the HOSE exchange, offloading nearly 312 billion VND after two previous net buying sessions. The top three stocks experiencing the strongest net selling wereFPT ( nearly 117 billion VND), CTG (over 103 billion VND), and VPB (nearly 90 billion VND).
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tien-do-vao-co-phieu-blue-chips-va-dau-khi-post858940.html









