VN-Index increased by nearly 29 points, marking the strongest increase since the beginning of November 2023 and regained the 1,250 point mark when investors disbursed heavily into large-cap stocks.
The stock market opened the last trading session of the week in a state of excitement, in complete contrast to the caution that prevailed during the previous two sessions. The VN-Index quickly surpassed the 1,240-point price zone thanks to cash flowing into the large-cap basket, then narrowed the increase as investors took advantage of the opportunity to take profits.
However, in the afternoon session, the market continued to rebound strongly when buyers completely overwhelmed sellers. The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange thus surpassed the 1,253 point mark at one point before reversing slightly and closing at 1,252.23 points, up 28.67 points compared to the reference. In absolute terms, this was the strongest increase of the index in more than 9 months. The last time the VN-Index accumulated more than this level was on November 8, 2023.
Overall this week, with 2 down sessions and 3 up sessions, the index accumulated more than 29 points compared to the price range at the end of last week.
Today, the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange had 408 stocks gaining points, more than 10 times more than the stocks falling. The VN30 basket contributed the most to the excitement when 29 stocks closed in the green. VNM was the only stock that remained unchanged at VND73,800.
GVR led the list of stocks with the most positive impact on the market when it increased by 5.82% to VND34,550. Next on the list were 5 representatives from the banking group. Specifically, BID increased by 1.82% to VND47,500, MBB increased by 3.44% to VND24,050, LPB increased by 4.93% to VND30,850, CTG increased by 2.04% to VND32,500 and VPB increased by 2.22% to VND18,400.
Green covers most sectors. Real estate is the group with the best trading status when all stocks increased, in which many codes increased to the limit and closed with no sellers. Specifically, DIG increased to 23,750 VND, NVL increased to 11,950 VND, PDR increased to 18,800 VND, DXG increased to 14,100 VND, HDC increased to 28,600 VND, HPX increased to 5,350 VND and LDG increased to 2,030 VND.
Stocks also recorded a significant improvement in today's trading session when many codes hit the ceiling price such as BSI up to VND50,100, VDS up to VND20,650, AGR up to VND17,750 and VIX up to VND11,950.
On the other hand, the stocks that had the most negative impact on the VN-Index were all in the mid- and small-cap group. Specifically, VSH led the list when it fell 3.76% to VND49,850. The remaining stocks that recorded a decline in the index during the last session of the week were TMS, TBC, SRC, TDM, CTF, and SVC.
Not only did the scores fluctuate strongly, but market liquidity also jumped. Specifically, the volume of successful matching orders reached 965 million shares, an increase of 468 million units compared to yesterday's session. The transaction value reached VND23,014 billion, double the previous session's VND11,542 billion. This was the session with the highest volume of shares and transaction value in the past 9 sessions.
The large-cap basket contributed to liquidity of VND10,753 billion, equivalent to about 312 million shares successfully transferred. MWG led in terms of transfer value, reaching VND1,261 billion (equivalent to 18.5 million shares). The codes ranked after were HPG with approximately VND924 billion (equivalent to 36.3 million shares), SSI with VND878 billion (equivalent to 27.3 million shares) and FPT with VND663 billion (equivalent to 5.1 million shares).
After 5 sessions of buying stocks, foreign investors today took advantage of the rising market to sell stocks with a net value of 76 billion VND. Specifically, this group sold 68.6 million shares, equivalent to a transaction value of 2,205 billion VND while only disbursing nearly 2,130 billion VND to buy 67 million shares.
On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, foreign investors focused on selling VHM with a net value of about VND316 billion, followed by HPG with more than VND180 billion, TCB with more than VND108 billion. In contrast, foreign cash flow focused on MWG shares with a net value of VND101 billion. DIG ranked next with a net absorption of about VND68 billion, followed by CTG with more than VND67 billion.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/chung-khoan-tang-manh-nhat-9-thang-lay-lai-moc-1250-diem-d222586.html
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