During this morning's trading session on January 13th, the VN-Index briefly surpassed the 1,900-point mark, officially conquering this historical peak for the first time since the market began operating.
At the end of the morning session, the VN-Index rose 19.38 points to 1,896.71 points. Liquidity remained high, with over 671.6 million shares traded, equivalent to a value of nearly 20,961 billion VND. Market breadth on the HoSE favored buyers, with 183 stocks rising, 124 falling, and 56 remaining unchanged.
The main driving force behind the VN-Index's surge came from large-cap stocks. Many leading stocks recorded impressive gains, such as: SAB hitting its ceiling price; VIC increasing by 4.51%; VPL increasing by 3.44%; VHM increasing by 1.31%; VRE increasing by 3.83%...
The VN-Index surpassed 1,900 points for the first time, with stocks showing overwhelming gains. (Screenshot)
After the lunch break, the market fell below 1,890 points. By 2 PM, Vingroup 's stocks surged again, helping the index surpass the important psychological mark, rising above 1,910 points. Subsequently, the index fluctuated, losing and regaining the 1,900 point mark.
At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 25.60 points (1.36%) to 1,902.93 points. Across the HoSE exchange, 203 stocks gained, significantly outnumbering 131 losers and 39 unchanged stocks.
Within the VN30 group, there were 15 gainers, 13 losers, and 2 unchanged stocks. The VN30-Index increased by 8.97 points (0.43%), standing at 2,089.21 points.
Today's trading session was supported by state-owned stocks, mainly in the oil and gas and banking sectors. Most notably, GAS, BID, VCB, GVR, BSR , and PLX all had a positive impact on the VN-Index.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index also increased by 0.97 points (0.39%) to 252.85 points. Across the entire exchange, there were 72 gainers, 81 losers, and 61 stocks unchanged. Trading volume reached over 109.6 million shares, equivalent to over 2,478.4 billion VND.
The UPCOM-Index also maintained its positive momentum, rising 0.68 points to 123.24 points. Trading volume reached over 97.6 million shares, equivalent to over 1,245.5 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, there were 136 gainers, 115 losers, and 93 unchanged stocks.
Liquidity continued to increase during the record-breaking stock market session. The total trading value across all three exchanges reached over 45,000 billion VND. The HoSE exchange alone accounted for over 42,000 billion VND.
After four sessions of prioritizing stock accumulation, foreign investors returned to net selling today, offloading approximately 489 billion VND worth of shares.
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/vn-index-but-pha-lan-dau-vuot-1-900-diem-ar998192.html
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