VN-Index continues to recover.

VTV.vn - The Vietnamese stock market continued its recovery momentum in the trading session on July 1st, with buying pressure dominating, helping the VN-Index rise.

VN-Index continues to recover, information technology stocks surge - Photo: Government Newspaper

The Vietnamese stock market continued its recovery momentum on July 1st, with buying pressure dominating, helping the VN-Index rise and information technology stocks becoming the bright spot leading the market.

At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 7.2 points, or 0.39%, to 1,867.21 points. Meanwhile, the HNX-Index remained unchanged. The market favored buyers, with 401 stocks gaining and 271 declining. The VN30 basket alone saw 21 gainers, 8 losers, and 1 unchanged stock, indicating continued positive capital flow into large-cap stocks.

Market liquidity decreased compared to the previous trading session. On the HOSE exchange, the trading volume reached over 491 million shares, equivalent to a value of over 13,200 billion VND. On the HNX exchange, the trading volume reached over 35 million shares, with a trading value of over 600 billion VND.

During the session, the VN-Index opened in positive territory, but selling pressure emerged in the early afternoon, slowing the upward momentum. The index then traded sideways, but buying pressure remained dominant until the end of the session, helping the market maintain its positive performance.

In terms of impact, MCH, BSR , VCB, and TCB were the most positive contributors to the VN-Index, helping the index rise by more than 6 points. Conversely, VIC, VHM, VPL, and LPB exerted downward pressure, deducting more than 8 points from the index.

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On the HNX exchange, the index fluctuated around the reference point as buying and selling pressure were fairly balanced. Some stocks experienced downward pressure, including THD (down 2.01%), NVB (down 1.38%), KSV (down 1.22%), and HHC (down 6.23%). On the positive side, BAB (up 4.41%), PVS (up 2.1%), KSF (up 0.51%), and MBS (up 1.49%), helping to balance the market.

The highlight of the session was the information technology sector, which saw the strongest gains across the market with a 3.65% increase. The main drivers were stocks such asFPT ( up 3.85%), CMG (up 1.48%), ELC (up 0.88%), ITD (up 0.96%), and HPT (up 3.57%).

Besides information technology, the energy and essential consumer goods sectors also recorded positive developments with increases of 3.5% and 1.42% respectively; among them, many stocks stood out such as BSR up 5.38%, PLX up 1.35%, PVS up 2.1%, PVD up 1.98%, and PVT up 1.76%. In the consumer goods sector, MCH increased 5%, VNM up 0.73%, MSN up 0.55%, QNS up 0.2%, and VSF up 0.78%.

Conversely, real estate was the sector exerting the greatest pressure on the market, falling by 1.24%. Many large-cap real estate stocks faced downward pressure, such as VIC (down 1.32%), VHM (down 2.04%), KBC (down 2.3%), and VRE (down 0.7%).

Regarding foreign investor transactions, foreign investors returned to net buying of over VND 330.29 billion on the HOSE exchange, focusing on VPB with a net buying value of VND 302.82 billion, HDB VND 87.89 billion, VIC VND 81.14 billion, and MCH VND 60.92 billion.

On the HNX exchange, foreign investors sold a net of over 26.95 billion VND, focusing on stocks such as IDC (net selling value of 14.31 billion VND), SHS (6.58 billion VND), CEO (4.94 billion VND), and MBS (1.47 billion VND).

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Overall, the trading session on July 1st showed a continued improvement in investor sentiment, with green spreading across the board. Although profit-taking pressure remained in some sectors, particularly real estate, the breakout of the information technology sector and the return of capital to many large-cap stocks are supporting the market's recovery trend.

Source: https://vtv.vn/vn-index-tiep-tuc-hoi-phuc-100260701165752886.htm