Total market liquidity reached nearly 1.3 billion USD, of which HoSE alone traded more than 28,600 billion VND, an increase of more than 5,000 billion compared to the session at the end of last week.
The market remained choppy in the first session of this week, as the VN-Index traded in the resistance zone around 1,260-1,265 points. Selling pressure increased, but demand was also supported, pushing liquidity up.
The bluechip group is divided, with some pillar stocks under pressure after many positive sessions, such as VCB. However, cash flow has shifted to other groups such as construction, energy, or real estate. VN-Index fluctuated above the reference, closing today's session at 1,261.41 points, up 3.13 points (0.25%) compared to the previous session. The HoSE index is at its highest price since September 6, 2022.
VN30-Index was also in a similar state when it closed up just over 1 point, to 1,268.53 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index closed the session in green, while UPCOM-Index fell below the reference.
Total market liquidity reached over VND31,500 billion. Of which, liquidity on the HoSE floor accounted for over VND28,600 billion, an increase of over VND5,000 billion compared to the session at the end of last week. Foreign investors net bought over VND100 billion today.
HoSE floor has 276 stocks increasing in price and 190 stocks decreasing in price.
Investors' cash flow is focused on three industry groups: real estate, banking and financial services.
GVR was the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index with 0.6 points when this code increased by more than 2%. On the contrary, VCB was the stock that had the most negative impact, causing the VN-Index to decrease by 1.8 points when this code closed down 1.3%.
In addition to VCB, some banking and securities codes were also under strong selling pressure, after many previous positive trading sessions. TPB also closed down 1.3%, STB, SSI, SSB, SHB closed below reference.
In the mid-cap group, investors' buying power focused on construction, real estate, or energy groups. Coteccons' CTD shares increased by more than 4%, HBC added 3%. In the real estate group, KBC and NLG hit the ceiling, many other codes increased by 2-3%.
Minh Son
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