The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange increased by more than 3 points compared to the reference, thereby breaking the streak of 3 consecutive sessions of decline, although liquidity fell to the lowest level in nearly a year.
VN-Index opened the trading session on September 12 in an excited state and remained green until the close. The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange at one point increased by 7.6 points compared to the reference, up to nearly 1,261 points. VN-Index closed the session at 1,256.35 points, up 3.08 points compared to the reference.
Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange today had 433 million shares successfully traded, down 150 million shares compared to the previous session. The transaction value reached VND 10,471 billion, down 2,373 billion compared to yesterday's session. This is the session with the lowest liquidity in nearly a year, since the session on October 30, 2023 until now.
FPT ranked first in terms of order matching value with over VND543 billion (equivalent to 4.1 million shares). Next, TPB was approximately VND524 billion (equivalent to 28.9 million shares), VPB was over VND418 billion (equivalent to 22.6 million shares) and DCM was over VND358 billion (equivalent to 9.4 million shares).
Market breadth was tilted towards the up side with 218 stocks, significantly higher than the number of stocks closing below the reference of 163 stocks. In the VN30 basket, green dominated with 17 stocks increasing, nearly double the number of stocks decreasing.
Banking stocks became the main driving force in today's session. Of the 10 stocks with the most positive impact on the market, 7 were in this group. Specifically, VCB led the way with a 1.24% increase compared to the reference price, to VND89,500. Next, VPB increased by 1.37% to VND18,500, TCB increased by 0.9% to VND22,300, ACB increased by 1.24% to VND24,450, VIB and TPB both increased by 1.68% to VND18,150. At the end of the list, MBB increased by 0.42% to VND24,000.
Fertilizer stocks also recorded a significant improvement when most of them closed above the reference price. Specifically, BFC increased by 1.7% to VND44,650, DCM increased by 1.3% to VND37,800, DPM increased by 0.9% to VND35,200 and DGC increased by 0.5% to VND113,500.
Green also dominated the group of seaport stocks. Specifically, PVT increased 0.7% today to VND28,000, GMD increased 0.5% to VND77,500 and DVP increased 0.3% to VND73,500.
On the other hand, SBB reversed the trend when it decreased by 5.94% to 15,050 VND, becoming the stock with the most negative impact on the VN-Index. Next, HPG decreased by 0.99% to 25,100 VND, NVL decreased by 3.8% to 11,400 VND and PLX decreased by 0.87% to 45,400 VND. The remaining codes on the list that held back the index's increase were HDB, MWG, VIC, SSI, LPB and VCG.
Foreign investors were net sellers today. Specifically, this group sold more than 50.3 million shares, equivalent to VND1,636 billion, while only disbursing VND1,448 billion to buy 39.5 million shares. The net selling value of foreign investors reached VND188 billion .
Foreign investors sold VPB heavily with a net value of VND75.6 billion. Next on the list of stocks that foreign investors sold off aggressively were VCI with VND57.7 billion, HDB with over VND47 billion and HPG with over VND41.3 billion.
On the contrary, foreign cash flow actively disbursed into FPT when the net purchase value reached 116 billion VND, followed by VHM 38.8 billion VND, CTG 33.6 billion VND.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-ngat-mach-giam-co-phieu-ngan-hang-dan-dat-d224779.html
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