VN-Index rose by more than 33 points.

VTV.vn - After a quiet morning session, the stock market reversed course positively in the afternoon session as demand increased significantly.

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At the close of trading on December 16th, the VN-Index rose 33.17 points, or 2.02%, reaching close to 1,680 points. The HNX-Index also increased by nearly 6 points, closing at 255 points.

The market was heavily skewed towards buyers, with over 490 stocks rising, including more than 30 hitting the ceiling price, while only over 200 stocks declined. Purple (indicating price increases) was seen across many sectors; in the financial sector, HDB, VND, and EIB hit the ceiling price; in the industrial sector, GEX, CII, and SHI recorded gains; in the real estate sector, CEO stood out; and in the oil and gas sector, BSR and PVD rose to their maximum price limits.

Many large and mid-cap stocks surged by 5-6%, including SSI, VIX, SHS, MWG, DXG, and TCH. VPL hit its ceiling price in the afternoon session, along with VHM, which rose 2.7%, becoming two representatives of the Vingroup group among the stocks with significantly increased liquidity. The VN30 basket alone recorded 26 gainers, with only 2 unchanged and 2 declining. MWG closed up more than 5.5%.

Market liquidity improved significantly, with liquidity on the HOSE reaching over 24,450.6 billion VND, noticeably higher than the previous session. Foreign investors made slight net sales of approximately 126 billion VND, concentrated in VIC, VCB, and DGC; conversely, TCX and MWG saw net buying.

The strong rally followed a series of five consecutive declining sessions, helping the VN-Index recover more than 33 points. This development shows that capital is returning to the market after a period of deep correction, particularly focusing on large-cap stocks and those that had previously fallen sharply.

However, the market may still experience short-term fluctuations. With the VN-Index approaching a high point, the performance of liquidity and the ability of blue-chip stocks to maintain consensus will be the decisive factors determining the trend in the coming sessions.

Source: https://vtv.vn/vn-index-tang-hon-33-diem-100251216170207659.htm