VN-Index decreased more than 22 points

VTV.vn - The domestic stock market closed the session on November 3 with red covering a wide area, selling pressure spreading in large-cap, banking and real estate groups.

The domestic stock market closed the session on November 3 with red covering a wide area.

The stock market continued to open the new week under strong selling pressure in large-cap stocks. The unexpected recovery came at the end of the session with a familiar name.

This morning, when Vin stocks were forced to decrease by another 2-3%, it created a relatively negative sentiment in the general market, causing many other industry groups to be adjusted.

The pressure was only relieved when cash flow poured into buying three stocks VIC, VHM, VRE at low prices. VIC ending the session up more than 4% helped the market reverse quite spectacularly.

In addition, the stability of the leading technology stockFPT throughout the morning session also helped to ease market sentiment. Even in the deepest correction this morning, FPT still maintained its green price and ended the morning session near its highest price range.

Another representative of the telecommunications technology line, VGI, also had green this morning, continuing after announcing impressive business results last weekend.

In addition, the green color from the leading bank stock VCB also helped create confidence in many other bank stocks in the VN30 basket to recover somewhat. TPB increased by 2.7% or LPB increased by 2.76%.

Liquidity also increased compared to the last session of the week, ending the morning session on HOSE with a transaction value of about 13,000 billion VND. Foreign investors sold a relatively light net of about 146 billion VND this morning.

Red color covers the whole country, VN-Index plunges more than 22 points

At the end of the trading session, VN-Index decreased by 22.65 points to 1,617 points. Trading volume reached more than 1 billion shares, equivalent to more than 29,486 billion VND. The entire floor had 88 stocks increasing in price, 240 stocks decreasing in price and 43 stocks remaining unchanged.

On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index fell 6.67 points to 259.18 points. Trading volume reached more than 133.4 million shares, equivalent to more than VND2,874 billion. The floor recorded 47 stocks increasing in price, 103 stocks decreasing in price and 53 stocks remaining unchanged.

UPCOM-Index increased by 1.17 points to 114.63 points, with a trading volume of more than 32.2 million shares, equivalent to nearly 719 billion VND. The entire floor had 103 stocks increasing in price, 127 stocks decreasing in price and 89 stocks remaining unchanged.

Strong selling pressure in the large-cap group dragged the market down. The VN30 basket had 23 stocks decreasing in price, only 4 stocks increasing and 3 stocks remaining unchanged. VIC increased by 2.3% but narrowed its increase compared to the morning session. On the contrary, many large stocks decreased sharply such as VRE decreased by 5.86%, SSI decreased by 5.25%, MSN decreased by 3.27%, HPG decreased by 2.43%.

The banking group was under strong pressure with 23 stocks decreasing in price, only SSB increased slightly by 0.28% and 3 stocks remained unchanged. A series of stocks decreased sharply including STB down 5.77%, KLB down 5.39%, HDB down 4.53%,OCB down 3.14%, TCB down 4.27%.

Real estate stocks weakened across the board, with many hitting the floor, such as CEO, HDC, TCH, DRH, NLG, and DXS. The securities group was in red, while the oil and gas group only had PVD and PTV maintain their gains; PVC, POS, TOS, PVS, BSR, PLX, and OIL all fell.

In the early afternoon session, increased selling pressure caused the VN-Index to plummet and close in a pessimistic state. TCB, VPB, STB and HPG were the most negatively affected stocks.

HNX-Index also performed poorly, strongly affected by SHS down 9.57%, CEO down 9.84%, HUT down 5.71%, MBS down 3.78%.

By industry group, red dominated. Communication services fell the most due to VGI down 3.02%, FOX down 1.99%, VNZ down 0.48% and CTR down 2.39%. Finance and raw materials were the next two groups with the deepest declines. Typical stocks that adjusted included VIX down 6.96%, SHS down 9.57%, SSI down 5.25%, HPG down 2.43%, DPM down 3.33%, GVR down 2.41%.

On the contrary, the essential consumer goods group recorded the most positive performance, thanks to MCH increasing by 9.72%, SAB increasing by 0.98%, KDC increasing by 5.62% and BHN increasing by 2.42%.

Foreign investors continued to net sell more than VND112 billion on HOSE, focusing on VIX (VND283.78 billion), MBB (VND122.88 billion), STB (VND86.82 billion) and VRE (VND84.61 billion). On HNX, foreign investors net sold more than VND3.9 billion, mainly at PVI (VND9.08 billion), NTP (VND7.12 billion), CEO (VND6.5 billion) and VC3 (VND6.12 billion).

The sharp decline on November 3 shows that market sentiment is still sensitive to profit-taking pressure and macro fluctuations. Cash flow is becoming more cautious, while large-cap stocks continue to be the dominant factor in the general trend.

Source: https://vtv.vn/vn-index-giam-hon-22-diem-100251103182032238.htm