VN-Index traded in red throughout the session on July 25 due to selling pressure from domestic investors before closing at 1,233 points, down more than 5 points from the reference.
After yesterday’s strong recovery (July 24), many analysis groups expected cash flow to return to the market to continue pushing the index up. However, today’s session was completely opposite to this assessment, as investors were in the mood to reduce their stock holdings.
The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange traded in red throughout the session and at one point lost more than 12 points compared to the reference, falling close to the 1,226 point area. The index narrowed its decrease range to close to the reference, but then faced selling pressure, causing it to fall to 1,233.19 points, down 5.28 points at the close.
The selling side dominated when the number of stocks falling was 294, while the number of stocks rising was only 131. The market recorded a consensus red color in pillar stocks such as steel, banking, securities, food... The large-cap basket was similar when 22 stocks fell, while only 4 stocks rose including BCM, BVH, GVR and VIC.
CTG was the stock that weighed down the index the most, falling 2.02% to VND31,550. Most of the remaining stocks on the list that negatively impacted the index were also in the banking group, such as LPB, TCB, VPB, and VCB.
Strong selling pressure also came from the steel group when all stocks decreased. Specifically, HPG decreased by 1.3% to VND27,350, NKG decreased by 0.9% to VND23,200, TLH decreased by 0.4% to VND7,250 and HSG decreased by 0.2% to VND22,850.
Most securities stocks also fell into negative territory. The pillar stock SSI lost 3% to VND31,900. The beverage and food group also put great pressure on the market when SAB fell 1.1% to VND54,000, while MSN fell 0.7% to VND71,000.
VIC increased by 1.71% to VND41,600, becoming the most important support for the index. The remaining codes in the list of positive impacts on the VN-Index were BCM increasing by 3.29% to VND69,100, GVR increasing by 0.92% to VND33,000, REE increasing by 2.17% to VND70,500 and BVH increasing by 1.77% to VND43,200.
Fertilizer stocks went against the market trend when almost all closed in the green. Specifically, BFC increased by 3.4% to VND43,950, DGC increased by 0.9% to VND111,000, DPM increased by 0.6% to VND35,000.
Market liquidity today reached VND11,719 billion, down VND6,146 billion compared to the previous session. This is the lowest liquidity level in the past 7 months. This value comes from more than 484 million shares changed hands, down 256 million units compared to yesterday's session. The VN30 basket contributed a trading volume of more than 193 million shares, equivalent to VND5,921 billion.
SSI ranked first in terms of order matching value, reaching over VND528 billion (equivalent to 16.4 million shares). This figure far exceeded the following stocks, MBB with VND483 billion (equivalent to about 20.4 million shares) and HPG with more than VND365 billion (equivalent to nearly 13.3 million shares).
After a net buying session, foreign investors returned to selling strongly in today's session. Specifically, this group sold nearly 67 million shares, equivalent to a transaction value of VND2,149 billion, while only disbursing VND1,657 billion to buy 49.5 million shares. The net selling value accordingly reached VND492 billion.
On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, foreign investors focused on selling SSI with a net value of approximately VND169 billion, followed by TLG with VND71 billion and VHM with nearly VND57 billion. In contrast, foreign investors strongly bought SBT shares with a net value of nearly VND75 billion. FPT ranked next with a net absorption of VND24.6 billion, followed by BID with more than VND18 billion.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-mat-hon-5-diem-co-phieu-phan-bon-nguoc-dong-d220809.html
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