

The prosperity of large stocks helped the market have a relatively prosperous trading session. Support from banking stocks helped VN-Index to break through more than 12 points at one point. Although the gaining momentum narrowed at the end of the session, the market still remained in green, officially surpassing 1,030 points.
The liquidity decreased slightly compared to the previous session, only maintaining a low level of approximately over 10,000 billion dong on HOSE. Cash flow still seems to be quite conservative before macro variables, especially investors are waiting for signals from the Fed in the upcoming meeting.
Leading the market’s uptrend was the group of large-cap stocks when the green color dominated. Market leading stocks mainly focused on banking stocks with many strong gainers such as TPB (5.3%), VPB (5.2%), STB (4.6%). Besides, many securities and real estate stocks also gained strongly.
In terms of the representatives that contributed the most positive points to the market, the “shining star” VCB had a strong breakthrough and contributed 1.8 points to the index. Besides, VPB, VRE, TCB, VNM also contributed greatly to the market today.
Banking stocks were the main gainers for the market today. The most prominent was OCB when it increased in full range, many other codes also increased strongly by over 4% such as TPB, VPB, STB, TCB. On the other hand, CTG, BID, and EIB were still in red even though the decrease was not large.
Real estate stocks also had a good session of attracting money although the divergence was still quite strong. Accordingly, blue-violet color spread in NBB, DIG, other codes like CEO, LDG, DXG also increased with a narrow margin. good degree. On the contrary, there were still some stocks that dropped during the session such as KBC, NLG, CRE,…
Securities stocks also returned to the trend of the general market, although the divergence was still strong. While VND, TCI, SHS, DSC remained in green with a good gain, the downward pressure still remained in MBS, SSI, HCM, and VCI when they recorded a decrease of over 1%.
Against the general market, steel stocks had a rather gloomy session. HPG dropped 4.2% to 15,000 dong/share and was also the stock that put the most pressure on the overall market. HPG’s order-matching liquidity suddenly increased with 81 million matched shares in the session. In the same direction of decrease, NLG and TIS also fell deeply by over 4%.javascript:if(typeof(adnzone508751)!=’undefined’){adnzone508751.renderIframe();}else{parent.adnzone508751.renderIframe();}

At the end of the session, VN-Index increased by 5.81 points (0.57%) to 1,033 points. HNX-Index increased 1.93 points to 212 points and UPCoM-Index increased 0.2 points to 76.49 points. Liquidity on HOSE decreased slightly compared to yesterday with a value of 10,738 billion dong.
Foreign investors today net sold 763 billion dong across the market, of which they net sold 765 billion dong on HOSE, sold 841 million dong on HNX and bought more than 3 billion dong on UPCoM.
Trading on HoSE , foreign investors net sold 765 billion dong. Accordingly, HPG led in terms of net selling value with 531 billion dong. After that, foreign investors focused on selling two codes KBC and STB with the value of 120 billion dong and 45 billion dong, respectively. Similarly, foreign capital inflows were also net withdrawn at SSI and GEX with a value of VND 36 billion and VND 31 billion, respectively.
On the other hand, buying transactions mainly focused on VHM with more than 42 billion dong. Besides, foreign investors net bought VRE (28 billion dong), VCI (24 billion dong)..
Other developments on HNX , foreign investors net sold 841 million dong. In which, focused on selling at L14 with more than 4.5 billion dong. Besides, THD and DDG were also net withdrawn with the value of nearly 0.5 billion dong and 0.4 billion dong, respectively.
At UPCoM , foreign investors saw a net buying of 3.57 billion dong today, focusing on the net buying of QNS (3.4 billion dong), ACV (2 billion dong), and MCM (0.5 billion dong). .
Ha Anh
Economic Lifestyle