VN-Index reaches a 5-week high.

Today's market saw 328 gainers and 359 losers. Liquidity decreased by more than 10% compared to the previous session, reaching over 22,500 billion VND on the HoSE.

Notably, the real estate sector rose by over 3.1% during the session. Besides Vingroup , many midcap stocks also performed positively, such as NVL (+2.4%), DXG (+1.3%), CEO (+1.2%), etc.

The oil and gas, public investment, and textile sectors, while rising, showed clear divergence. Some notable highlights include CII hitting the ceiling price, BSR (+2.3%), HHV (+1.8%), etc.

The VN30 group saw dominant selling pressure with 21 stocks declining, notably GVR (-3.1%), LPB (-2.7%),SHB (-2.6%), FPT (-2.2%), etc. Conversely, the Vingroup group surged in the afternoon session with VIC (+5.5%) and VHM (+1.5%), contributing approximately 15 points to the index.

VN-Index reaches a 5-week high. (Illustrative image).

On the HNX exchange, the HNX-Index fell 0.25 points to 251 points. Meanwhile, the UpCom-Index rose 0.32 points to 127 points.

A notable point in today's session was that foreign investors sold a net of approximately 121 billion VND across all three exchanges, concentrated in stocks such as FPT, VCB, VPB, and VHM.

Specifically, FPT Corporation's shares were net sold by foreign investors for 92 billion VND, equivalent to approximately 1.2 million shares.

VCB, VPB, and VHM were net sold for VND 70.6 billion, VND 61.5 billion, and VND 57.9 billion respectively. Similarly, foreign investors also net sold the following stocks: BID, GVR, NVL, EIB, SSI, and FRT.

Conversely, VNM shares of Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company topped the list of net purchases with a value of VND 79.1 billion. Following closely behind was VIC of Vingroup with a net purchase value of VND 65.1 billion.

On the HNX exchange, foreign investors sold a net amount of over 24.8 billion VND, equivalent to 732,101 shares.

Among them, PVS of Vietnam Petroleum Technical Services Corporation was the stock with the largest net selling value at 12.4 billion VND. Following closely behind were MBS (7 billion VND), IDC (5.9 billion VND), TNG (1.9 billion VND), VTZ (1.2 billion VND), etc.

On the net buying side, C69 of 1369 Construction Joint Stock Company led with a value of VND 5.7 billion. Next was NFC with a value of VND 650 million. In addition, foreign investors also net bought several other stocks such as AAV (VND 421 million), NRC (VND 304 million), and CEO (VND 208 million).

On the UPCoM market, foreign investors sold a net 370 million VND.

Ngoc Vy

Source: https://vtcnews.vn/vn-index-len-muc-cao-nhat-5-tuan-ar1012808.html