Money in stocks skyrocketed

Total market liquidity reached nearly $1.3 billion, with HoSE alone accounting for over VND 28,600 billion in transactions, an increase of over VND 5,000 billion compared to the end of last week's trading session.

The market remained volatile at the start of this week, with the VN-Index trading within the resistance zone around 1,260-1,265 points. Selling pressure increased, but buying support was also strong, pushing liquidity higher.

Blue-chip stocks showed mixed performance, with some key stocks under pressure after several positive sessions, such as VCB. However, capital shifted to other sectors such as construction, energy, and real estate. The VN-Index fluctuated above the reference level, closing today at 1261.41 points, up 3.13 points (0.25%) from the previous session. The HoSE index is currently at its highest price since September 6, 2022.

The VN30-Index was in a similar state, closing up just over 1 point at 1,268.53 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index closed in positive territory, while the UPCOM-Index retreated below the reference level.

Total market liquidity reached over 31,500 billion VND. Of this, liquidity on the HoSE exchange accounted for over 28,600 billion VND, an increase of over 5,000 billion VND compared to the end of last week's trading session. Foreign investors made net purchases of over 100 billion VND today.

On the HoSE exchange, 276 stocks increased in price and 190 stocks decreased in price.

Investor capital is concentrated in three sectors: real estate, banking, and financial services.

GVR was the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index, adding 0.6 points as it rose by more than 2%. Conversely, VCB was the stock with the most negative impact, causing the VN-Index to fall by 1.8 points as it closed down 1.3%.

Besides VCB, several other bank and securities stocks also faced strong selling pressure after several positive trading sessions. TPB closed down 1.3%, while STB, SSI, SSB, andSHB closed below their reference prices.

In the mid-cap group, investor buying focused on construction, real estate, and energy sectors. Coteccons' CTD stock rose over 4%, while HBC gained 3%. In the real estate sector, KBC and NLG hit their upper limit, with many others increasing by 2-3%.

Minh Son

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