VN-Index recovers slightly.

VTV.vn - The fact that the indices maintained their positive momentum despite the market still facing many pressures shows that investor sentiment is gradually stabilizing again.

The stock market recovered slightly on November 14th.

This morning, the domestic stock market opened under considerable pressure following relatively sharp corrections in many international markets last night. However, the VN-Index managed a relatively resilient trading session.

The biggest pressure on the main index this morning came from VIC, CTG, and VHM, which fell by around 1% at the close of trading. Several sectors also recorded less than positive developments, such as retail and aviation... FRT and VJC decreased by about 0.7%.

Selling pressure from the VN30 basket was most evident in the blue-chip stocks of the banking sector. STB,SHB , and HDB fell by around 1%.

The color green was only present in a few other stocks in the basket. Notably, VNM rose by more than 1%, and was also the top stock on the list of net purchases by foreign investors.

After hitting the ceiling price this morning, DGC shares experienced a slight correction. The purple color gave way to NVL, a name belonging to the real estate sector, marking its second consecutive ceiling-price increase in the last three sessions.

CII shares in the infrastructure construction sector also continued their upward trend, rising more than 3% amid investor expectations of benefiting from the Thu Thiem land auction in early December. Several other construction stocks such as HHV VCG also performed well.

By the end of the morning session, selling pressure on the VN-Index had significantly eased, with the main index just below the reference level, falling slightly by 0.82 points to 1,630.62 points. Trading value was approximately 8,587 billion VND. The total net selling value by foreign investors reached approximately 570 billion VND.

VN-Index rose by more than 4 points.

At the close of trading on November 14th, the market recorded a slight recovery despite fluctuating movements for most of the session.

The VN-Index rose by more than 4 points to 1,635.46 points. Trading volume reached over 703.9 million shares, equivalent to over 20,812.2 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, there were 153 gainers, 138 losers, and 76 unchanged stocks.

On the HNX, the index rose 1.32 points to 267.21 points, with over 83.3 million shares traded, equivalent to VND 1,821 billion. The number of gainers and losers was relatively balanced, with 73 gainers and 75 losers, alongside 63 unchanged stocks.

The UPCOM-Index increased by 0.05 points to 120.09 points, with a trading volume of over 40.8 million shares, equivalent to over 688.1 billion VND; across the entire exchange, there were 147 gainers, 126 losers, and 139 unchanged stocks.

The afternoon session saw a tug-of-war, but increasing buying pressure towards the end helped the VN-Index maintain its positive momentum. TCX, LPB, HPG, and VHM were the stocks contributing most positively to the index. Conversely, CTG, VPL, MSN, and STB continued to face selling pressure.

On the HNX, green dominated thanks to contributions from PVI (up 3.69%), HUT (up 2.23%), IDC (up 2.4%), MBS (up 1.69%), etc.

In terms of sectors, most recovered. Information technology led the gains, mainly driven byFPT (up 1.11%), VEC (up 4.34%), and DLG (up 1.49%). This was followed by healthcare and materials. Conversely, media services was the only group to decline, affected by FOX (down 0.81%), VNZ (down 2.53%), and CTR (down 0.32%).

Foreign investors continued to sell off more than 692 billion VND worth of shares on the HOSE, focusing on STB (210.61 billion VND), VCI (177.49 billion VND), VIC (145.38 billion VND), and HDB (106.73 billion VND). Conversely, on the HNX, foreign investors bought more than 43 billion VND worth of shares, mainly in PVS (95.87 billion VND), TNG (1.67 billion VND), VFS (1.16 billion VND), and APS (690 million VND).

Although liquidity hasn't seen a breakthrough, the fact that the indices maintained their positive momentum amidst ongoing market pressure indicates that investor sentiment is gradually stabilizing. The slight recovery on November 14th is seen as a positive sign, laying the groundwork for expectations of clearer changes in upcoming trading sessions.

Source: https://vtv.vn/vn-index-hoi-phuc-nhe-100251114183412934.htm