Stocks extended their gains after the January 3 session, when the VN-Index gained more than 12 points to 1,144 points, the highest level since mid-October 2023.
After the increase at the beginning of the week, the market opened more cautiously today. VN-Index traded near the resistance level of 1,130-1,135 points, causing many investors to choose to observe before taking action. However, when the cash flow entered positively, the market gradually improved.
The HoSE index gently surpassed the old peak of 1,130-1,135 points, thanks to the retail, securities, and banking groups. The buying force was not too strong but was enough to overwhelm the selling side, helping many stocks return to green. By the early afternoon session, the VN-Index gradually accelerated as the cash flow was stronger. Green spread widely, especially in the mid-cap and penny groups.
At the end of the session, VN-Index closed at 1,144.17 points, up 12.45 points (1.1%) compared to the previous session and extending the streak of 4 consecutive sessions of increase. The VN-Index's score today is also the highest in nearly three months.
VN30-Index added 13.2 points (1.17%) to 1,144.85 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index both closed above reference.
Total market liquidity reached over VND16,400 billion. Of which, liquidity on the HoSE was over VND14,700 billion, down about VND2,500 billion compared to the previous session. Foreign investors net sold over VND200 billion today, for the second consecutive session.
Green dominated, HoSE had 395 stocks increasing in price compared to 106 stocks decreasing in price. In the VN30 group, 27/30 bluechip codes closed above reference.
Investors' cash flow focuses on three main industries: real estate, banking and financial services.
In VN30, banks held 4/5 best growth positions. SHB , STB increased by 2.7%, ACB added 2.2%, BID exceeded the reference by 1.9%, MBB, TCB, CTG, VIB increased by more than 1%.
The retail group also improved, with MWG closing up 1.8%, DGW hitting the ceiling of nearly 7%. Mid-cap real estate codes such as DIG, DXG, NLG, NVL closed above the reference, HQC increased to the maximum limit. Some other codes such as HNG, HVN or the OGC, OCH groups all increased dramatically.
On the contrary, red was the minority, scattered across many industry groups. In VN30, SSB decreased the most with an amplitude of 2.7%, BCM decreased by 0.6%.
Minh Son
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