VN-Index loses the 1,800 point mark.

VTV.vn - The stock market on June 11th continued to experience a tug-of-war as selling pressure remained dominant across the board.

However, support from some large-cap stocks, along with the real estate and rubber sectors, helped the VN-Index significantly narrow its decline towards the end of the session, closing near the 1,800-point mark.

At the close of trading on June 11, the VN-Index fell 5.1 points to 1,798.61 points. During the session, the index briefly surpassed the 1,800-point mark before retreating slightly towards the end of the day.

The market continued to lean towards a decline with 371 stocks falling, including 8 that hit the lower limit, while 293 stocks rose. However, the market still recorded 23 stocks hitting the upper limit, notably HSL in the food sector along with two real estate stocks, LDG and QCG.

The chemicals and rubber sectors were notable bright spots in the market. GVR shares surged 4.27%, becoming one of the top contributors to the overall index. The oil and gas sector also maintained positive momentum for most of the trading session, although the gains narrowed somewhat towards the end of the session.

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Market liquidity continued to decline, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. The total trading value across the market reached approximately VND 11,300 billion; of which, the HOSE exchange alone accounted for over VND 10,100 billion.

Foreign investor activity was also relatively quiet. They bought around 845 billion VND but sold nearly 1,400 billion VND, resulting in a net selling of over 512 billion VND during the session.

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Very low liquidity indicates that cautious sentiment continues to dominate the market. Capital flows are mainly concentrated in a few individual stock groups, while downward pressure remains present in many major sectors, preventing the VN-Index from stabilizing above the 1,800-point mark.

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