VN-Index rose for the third consecutive session, approaching 1,274 points.

The influx of capital into large-cap stocks such asFPT , SSI, and HPG helped the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange rise by 3.7 points, extending its winning streak for the third consecutive session and approaching 1,274 points.

The concentration of capital in large-cap stocks such as FPT, SSI, and HPG helped the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange index rise by 3.7 points, extending its winning streak for the third consecutive session and approaching 1,274 points.

Following two positive trading sessions last weekend, some experts believe the market will continue its strong recovery in the near future. Investors may consider increasing their investments as long-term investment stocks are attractively valued, focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and positive business prospects.

In fact, despite initial volatility, the index maintained its positive momentum at closing thanks to widespread buying pressure across various stock groups. Specifically, the VN-Index closed the first trading session of the week at 1,273.84 points, up 3.7 points from the reference point.

Today, the VN-Index saw 235 stocks rise, outnumbering the 146 stocks that fell. Of these, 12 stocks reached their upper limit, and most closed with no sellers. The large-cap basket moved in the opposite direction to the VN-Index, with the VN30 index losing over 1 point to 1,336.18 points. However, 15 stocks in this basket closed in the green, while 9 declined.

VCB accumulated 1.17% compared to the reference price, reaching 95,300 VND and becoming the main driving force for the market's increase. Many other leading stocks in the banking sector also contributed to the list of stocks with the most positive impact on the VN-Index. Specifically, CTG increased 0.55% to 36,450 VND, EIB increased 1.88% to 18,950 VND,OCB increased 2.3% to 11,100 VND, and BID increased 0.21% to 46,700 VND.

Airline stocks took off today, with HVN leading the gains with a 3.8% increase to VND 27,200, SGN rising 0.2% to VND 83,300, and NCT and SCS both increasing 0.1%, to VND 114,000 and VND 79,700 respectively.

The real estate sector also saw gains. Specifically, LDG surged to its ceiling price of 1,990 VND, SCR increased by 6.1% to 5,730 VND, AGG rose by 4.4% to 16,550 VND, HPX increased by 3.9% to 5,040 VND, and IJC gained 3.3% to 14,000 VND.

The steel sector joined the market's bullish momentum, with most stocks closing above their reference prices. Specifically, NKG and TLH both gained 3.4% to 19,650 VND and 4,570 VND respectively, HSG increased 1.3% to 18,900 VND, and HPG rose 0.2% to 27,650 VND.

Conversely, FPT fell 1.67% to 147,000 VND, subtracting nearly 0.9 points from the VN-Index and becoming the main factor hindering the market's upward momentum today. The remaining stocks negatively impacted came from various sectors. Specifically, LGC (in the infrastructure group) fell to its lower limit of 60,200 VND, PLX (in the oil and gas group) lost 0.74% to 40,150 VND, SSI (in the securities group) decreased 0.57% to 26,200 VND, and MSN and SAB (in the food group) fell 0.27% to 73,200 VND and 0.35% to 57,500 VND respectively.

Today's market saw nearly 761 million shares successfully traded, equivalent to a transaction value of VND 16,782 billion. The trading volume increased by 66 million units compared to the previous session, but the transaction value decreased by VND 878 billion.

Large-cap stocks contributed 7,050 billion VND to liquidity, corresponding to over 231 million shares successfully traded. FPT led in trading value with over 667 billion VND (equivalent to 4.5 million shares). Following closely behind were SSI with over 493 billion VND (equivalent to 18.9 million shares) and HPG with over 441 billion VND (equivalent to 16 million shares).

In contrast to the strong buying activity in the previous two sessions, foreign investors today net sold approximately 471 billion VND. Specifically, this group sold 35.6 million shares, equivalent to a transaction value of 1,465 billion VND, while only disbursing 994 billion VND to buy nearly 35 million shares.

FPT faced the strongest selling pressure from foreign investors, with net selling exceeding 360 billion VND. Conversely, foreign investors took advantage of the opportunity to buy MSN shares with a net value of nearly 45 billion VND, DXG with approximately 33 billion VND, and TCB with over 21 billion VND.

The influx of capital into large-cap stocks such asFPT , SSI, and HPG helped the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange rise by 3.7 points, extending its winning streak for the third consecutive session and approaching 1,274 points.

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