Massive "hunting" for Phat Dat, Mobile World
The stock market on July 21 had many highlights. First, after a series of days of struggling, increasing and decreasing within a narrow range, today, the VN-Index accelerated very quickly. The closer to the end of the session, the more excited the VN-Index became.
At the close of the stock market session on July 21, VN-Index increased by 13.09 points, equivalent to 1.12% to 1,185.90 points; VN30-Index increased by 18.34 points, equivalent to 1.57% to 1,186.80 points. The entire floor recorded 348 stocks increasing in price, 53 stocks remaining unchanged and only 120 stocks decreasing in price.
After several sessions of declining liquidity, the stock market today, July 21, witnessed a rush of cash flow. The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange had 988 million shares, equivalent to VND20,273 billion, successfully transferred. The VN30 group had 297 million shares, equivalent to VND7,970 billion, traded.
Stock market on July 21 had many highlights but VN-Index was excited, money flowed strongly into the market and investors "hunted" Phat Dat and Mobile World at high prices. Illustrative photo
The excitement of the July 21 stock market session came from many stocks, but the most prominent were PDR of Phat Dat Group and MWG of Mobile World. These are two rare blue-chips that hit the ceiling.
At the close of the stock market session on July 21, PDR increased by VND1,350/share to VND20,800/share. Trading volume jumped to nearly 23.6 million units, a sharp increase compared to 13.3 million units in the previous session. However, PDR no longer had ceiling buy orders but only ceiling sell orders of up to 326,000 units.
Meanwhile, at the closing time of the stock market session on July 21, MWG hit the ceiling, increasing by VND3,400/share to VND52,500/share. Trading volume skyrocketed from 5.5 million units to 11.6 million units. However, unlike PDR, MWG's ceiling buy surplus was up to nearly 300,000 units but the ceiling sell surplus was 0.
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The Hanoi Stock Exchange did not enjoy the excitement of the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange in the July 21 session. The indices increased slightly with modest liquidity, even lower than in many recent sessions.
At the close of the stock market session on July 21, the HNX-Index increased by 1.91 points, equivalent to 0.82% to 234.98 points; the HNX30-Index increased by 5.85 points, equivalent to 1.28% to 461.81 points. The entire floor had 92.3 million shares, equivalent to VND1,462 billion.
VN-Index outperforms Asia-Pacific
In the stock market session on August 21, VN-Index had a growth momentum that surpassed the Asian market.
Asia-Pacific markets were mixed on Friday as investors digested Japan's consumer price index data for June. Official data showed the country's core inflation rate - which excludes fresh food costs - was 3.3%, in line with expectations of economists polled by Reuters.
This was slightly higher than May's 3.2% figure and also above the Bank of Japan's 2% target. The country's headline inflation rate also stood at 3.3% in June, up from May's 3.2%.
The Nikkei225 index fell 0.57% to 32,304.25, but the Topix edged up slightly on inflation data ahead of a closely watched Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting next week to decide on interest rates.
South Korea's Kospi recovered and rose 0.37% to close at 2,609.76 and the Kosdaq rose 0.32%, marking a nine-day winning streak and hitting its highest since April 2022.
Separately, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.15% to end at 7,313.9, led by technology services stocks.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.71% in the final hour of trading. Mainland Chinese stocks also ended the day in negative territory, with both the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component falling slightly to close at 3,167.74 and 10,810.18, respectively.
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