VN-Index surpasses 1,680 points.

VTV.vn - The stock market recorded an impressive breakout session as indices rose sharply across the board, and liquidity improved significantly.

Stocks surged, VN-Index surpasses 1,680 points.

The domestic stock market this morning saw a sustained upward trend, with the highest gain reaching approximately 15 points. The top three stocks driving the index were VPL, GEE, and VPB. GEE, in particular, attracted significant attention with its maximum allowed increase, marking its second consecutive session reaching the ceiling price. The upward momentum of GEE also spread to other stocks within the same ecosystem, such as GEX and VIX.

In terms of sectors, securities was the sector that attracted the most capital inflows this morning. Many stocks in the sector also performed well, such as SHS, SSI, CTS, and VCI, rising by about 2-4%.

Positive developments were also recorded in the construction materials, retail, real estate, and infrastructure construction sectors.

After several sessions of supporting the market, this morning, VIC (owned by VinGroup) and VJC (owned by the aviation industry) came under pressure to correct, falling by around 2%.

Within the VN30 basket, several blue-chip stocks in the banking sector, such as CTG and VCB, also showed red.

Foreign investors reversed their trend this morning, from strong net buying at the beginning of the session to net selling towards the end. The total net selling value reached approximately 188 billion VND.

The stock market recorded an impressive breakout session.

At the close of trading on November 26th, the VN-Index rose 20 points to 1,680.36 points. Trading volume reached over 794.4 million shares, equivalent to over 24,853.7 billion VND. Across the entire exchange, 243 stocks increased in price, 79 decreased, and 48 remained unchanged. The HNX-Index increased 4.61 points to 261.91 points with over 56 million shares traded, equivalent to over 1,215.3 billion VND. The UPCOM-Index increased 0.3 points to 119.22 points, with a trading volume of over 29.7 million units, equivalent to 612.6 billion VND.

After a prolonged period of stagnation, the market has regained its upward momentum, with outstanding liquidity, indicating a more positive investor sentiment.

The VN30 basket recorded 24 gainers, only 5 losers, and 1 unchanged. Many stocks performed well, such as SSI (up 3.5%), VPB (up 2.84%), TPB (up 2.65%), MWG (up 2.17%), and MSN (up 2.08%). The banking sector also contributed significantly with 20 gainers and only 4 losers. Notably, the oil and gas sector had no declining stocks; PVC, PVB, TOS, PVS, PVD, BSR , PLX, OIL, and PTV all saw positive gains.

The vibrant atmosphere spread to the securities, real estate, information technology, and retail sectors, with most stocks closing in positive territory.

In the afternoon session, the VN-Index continued its upward trend as buyers dominated, despite some profit-taking pressure. VPL, VIC, VPB, and GEE were the most positive contributors to the index's rise. Conversely, VJC, VHM,FPT , and VCB were the stocks holding back the market.

On the HNX, SHS rose 5.34%, MBS rose 3.52%, CEO rose 4.05%, and KSF rose 0.67%, contributing to the index's positive increase.

By sector, non-essential consumption led the gains, with VPL rising 6.99%, MWG 2.17%, FRT 2.18%, and HUT 2.44%. This was followed by the financial sector, with VIX up 6.99%, SSI up 3.5%,SHB up 1.83%, and MBB up 1.75%. Real estate and industrial sectors also saw significant increases. Conversely, information technology was the only sector to decline, primarily due to a 0.7% drop in FPT.

Regarding foreign investor transactions, foreign investors made net purchases of over 623 billion VND on the HOSE, focusing on SHB, VPB, VIX, and MSN. On the HNX, they made net sales of over 28 billion VND, mainly in CEO, SHS, C69, and MBS.

The November 26th session confirmed the market's clear recovery momentum, with strong capital inflows and green dominating most sectors.

Based on the strong upward momentum and significantly improved liquidity, the stock market is likely to continue its positive trend in the coming sessions. The widespread flow of capital indicates a more stable investor sentiment, no longer focused on a few isolated stock groups as in the previous period. The upward momentum in key sectors such as banking, consumer goods, industry, and oil and gas is playing a leading role, potentially creating a new price level for the market. However, experts note that these periods of rapid gains are often accompanied by profit-taking pressure; therefore, investors need to closely monitor strong resistance levels, prioritizing stocks with strong fundamentals and a clear direction of capital flow.

Source: https://vtv.vn/vn-index-vuot-moc-1680-diem-100251126175808894.htm