Liquidity on the HoSE floor today reached only over VND11,800 billion, down nearly VND9,000 billion compared to the session at the end of last week and the lowest level in nearly a month.
The main trend of the market in the first session of this week was the tug of war with caution from both buyers and sellers. VN-Index opened in red, fluctuating within a price range of a few points around the reference until mid-morning. Selling pressure gradually increased while buying pressure weakened, causing red to gradually dominate. Real estate, retail and banking stocks were the groups under pressure.
The sideways trend around 1,090 points continued until mid-afternoon. The market fluctuated slightly before ATC but not too dramatically. At the end of the session, VN-Index stopped at 1,088.06 points, down 7.55 points (0.69%). VN30-Index lost nearly 9 points (0.82%), to 1,078.42 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX and UPCOM-Index both closed in red.
Liquidity dropped sharply today, which often happens during periods of tug-of-war. The total trading value of the entire market (HoSE, HNX, UPCoM) only reached nearly 13,300 billion VND. Liquidity on HoSE was less than 12,000 billion VND, down nearly 9,000 billion VND compared to the session at the end of last week.
Foreign investors traded in balance today, with a buying value of nearly 632 billion VND and a selling value of nearly 591 billion VND.
Red dominated at the end of the session, with 351 stocks falling on the HoSE, compared to 165 stocks rising. In the large-cap group alone, 23/30 bluechips closed below the reference.
Investors' cash flow is still focused on three main industries: real estate, financial services and banking.
In the large-cap group, the main "support" is the Vingroup group and Sabeco shares. SAB closed up 2.1%, VHM added 1.8%, and VIC also closed up more than 1%.
On the contrary, banking and securities stocks led the decline. In VN30, STB and SSI closed down over 3%, TCB and TPB lost over 2%, VIB and SHB fell over 1.8%. Retail and consumer goods stocks such as MSN and MWG were also in a similar state.
In the mid-cap group, financial, retail and real estate stocks are also under great pressure.
In the securities group, VCI, VND, VIX all decreased by over 3%, MBS, HCM, SHS were lower than the reference by over 2%. In the real estate group, DXG, DIG, QCG, SCR decreased by 2-3%.
Minh Son
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