VIC hits ceiling price, VN-Index rises over 8 points.

On March 24th, the market opened slightly higher, supported by large-cap stocks such as VHM, VIC, VRE, and KBC. The real estate sector also traded positively from the start of the session. However, during the morning trading session, selling pressure dominated, causing the index to gradually turn red. LPB, SHB, BCM, and MWG were among the stocks experiencing the sharpest declines.

VN-Index rose 8 points in the trading session.

Most stocks in the VN30 index showed red. Energy sector stocks such as PVS, PVD, PVB, CST… recorded the sharpest declines in the market, with most stocks facing strong selling pressure.

In the afternoon trading session, VIC shares hit the ceiling price, and the positive performance of the securities and real estate sectors contributed significantly to the recovery of the overall index. Liquidity continued to improve, and at the close of the session, the VN-Index increased by more than 8 points to 1,330.32 points.

Regarding the underlying market, experts said that most Asian stocks fluctuated within a narrow range on Monday as investors assessed the possibility of easing trade tariffs under US President Donald Trump; while the Japanese market declined due to weak business activity data. Domestically, the VN-Index extended its gains towards the end of the session, rising by more than 8 points.

Technically, the VN-Index closed up more than 8 points – the highest point of the session – with increased liquidity thanks to the support of blue-chip stocks. The MACD and RSI are showing signs of a rebound. It is likely that the index will trade sideways in the short term, with the main resistance level at 1,335-1,340 points. Investors can continue to maintain their current portfolios.

Source: https://thoibaonganhang.vn/vic-tang-tran-vn-index-tang-hon-8-diem-161748.html