VN-Index rose after 7 consecutive days of declines.

Although the VN-Index reversed its downward trend and rose after a long period of decline, the number of declining stocks still outnumbered the rising ones.

The stock market saw improved liquidity in the trading session on June 4th. The VN-Index rebounded thanks to blue-chip stocks carrying the gains.

Specifically, the "leading stocks" all increased: STB rose 6.51%; OCB rose 3.35%; VIB rose 2.2%; BID rose 1.79%; TPB rose 1.59%; NAB rose 1.26%; VCB, CTG, HDB,ACB , VPB… increased by nearly 1%.

Oil and gas stocks attracted renewed capital inflows, leading to strong gains: PLX hit its ceiling price, BSR rose 3.77%, PVD increased 2.5%, PVS gained 1.3%, OIL rose 2.04%, PVT increased 2.06%, and so on.

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The real estate sector showed mixed performance, but red dominated: CEO and TCH both fell 1.85%, PDR dropped 1.31%, DXG declined 1.15%; VPI, KBC, IJC, VCG, and DIG all fell by nearly 1%. Conversely, the three Vingroup stocks and several large-cap stocks surged: VRE rose 3.49%, VIC increased 1.32%, VHM gained 1.08%, NVL gained 1.84%, and BCM rose 2.05%.

Consumer and IT stocks leaned towards the red: VPL fell 1.41%, MSN fell 1.46%; PNJ, FRT, MWG, DBC fell nearly 1%; FPT fell nearly 1%...

At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 12.54 points (0.69%) to 1,831.55 points, with 140 gainers, 164 losers, and 62 unchanged stocks. Conversely, at the close of trading on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index fell 12.62 points (3.98%) to 304.86 points, with 67 losers, 65 gainers, and 56 unchanged stocks. Liquidity continued to improve, with the total trading value on the HOSE exceeding VND 22,100 billion, an increase of VND 1,500 billion compared to the previous session. Including the HNX, liquidity reached nearly VND 23,000 billion.

Foreign investors continued their net selling streak for the ninth consecutive session on the HOSE exchange, with a massive net selling value exceeding 5,063 billion VND. Specifically, VIC saw net selling of nearly 4,869 billion VND, followed by MWG with nearly 96 billion VND and ACB with nearly 90 billion VND.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/vn-index-tang-sau-7-phien-giam-diem-post855905.html