Investors pour money into stocks

SGGPO 08/30/2023 16:08

Although liquidity gradually decreased, VIC continued to decrease by 2.21% but VN-Index still increased strongly thanks to the group of securities stocks.

Most stocks in the VN30-Index group increased.

The Vietnamese stock market on August 30 "shaken" strongly due to profit-taking pressure from investors before the upcoming long holiday, but the VN-Index still maintained its "form" when it continued to increase strongly. Most industry groups increased points with the number of stocks increasing on the market being twice as many as the number of stocks decreasing.

The group of securities stocks attracted a large cash flow from investors, so a series of stocks increased strongly such as: VND increased by 4.91%, SSI increased by 3.55%, HCM increased by 6.86%, VIX increased by 3.73%, VCI increased by 3.53%...

Banking stocks also turned green with TPB up 2.89%, CTG up 2.72%, STB up 2.36%...

In addition, many real estate and steel stocks also increased well such as CII increased by 3.73%, NLG increased by 1.86%, DIG increased by 2.89%, HDC increased by 2.84%, BCG increased by 1.77%; HSG increased by 3.14%, NKG increased by 2.17%... contributing to the VN-Index increasing by nearly 9 points.

Another positive point is that foreign investors also returned to net buy nearly 524 billion VND on the HOSE. Of which, the stocks with the most net buy were KDC 77.64 billion VND, CTG 75.39 billion VND, VRE 60.49 billion VND, GMD 69.21 billion VND, KBC 56.08 billion VND...

At the end of the trading session, VN-Index increased by 8.73 points to 1,213.16 points with 320 stocks increasing, 167 stocks decreasing and 75 stocks remaining unchanged.

At the end of the session on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index also increased by 1.48 points (0.6%) to 247.96 points with 94 stocks increasing in price, 84 stocks decreasing in price and 59 stocks remaining unchanged. Liquidity remained at a relatively high level with the total transaction value in the whole market reaching nearly 23,500 billion VND.

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