Accordingly, the VN-Index increased by 0.44 points to 1,657.9 points. Trading volume reached over 339.6 million shares, equivalent to over 14,694.8 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, there were 183 gainers, 124 losers, and 49 stocks that remained unchanged.
The HNX-Index rose 2.07 points to 279.35 points. Trading volume reached over 49.6 million shares, equivalent to over 1,099.3 billion VND; across the entire exchange, there were 83 gainers, 42 losers, and 67 unchanged stocks.
The UPCOM-Index rose 0.95 points to 110.6 points. Trading volume reached over 18.5 million shares, equivalent to over 235.4 billion VND; across the entire exchange, there were 135 gainers, 53 losers, and 91 unchanged stocks.
The oil and gas sector performed quite well, with only POS declining, while PVC, PVB, TOS, PVS, BSR , PVD, PLX, OIL, and PTV all rose. Real estate stocks also saw positive performance with widespread gains. However, declines in key stocks like VHM and VRE weakened the market's upward momentum. Most other sectors showed mixed results, with both gains and losses.
Leading industry stocks are the main reason holding back the market. Within the VN30 index, 20 stocks declined while only 10 increased. Notably, the gains and losses were all below 2%, indicating that the market remains in a state of consolidation and lacks the momentum to break through.
Cautious capital flows, coupled with a lack of momentum in blue-chip stocks, have kept the market in a state of stalemate, failing to find a breakthrough impetus.
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/thi-truong-tien-te/vnindex-giu-sac-xanh-nhe-vao-cuoi-phien-sang-259-20250925123231774.htm










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