Cash flow focused on large-cap stocks such as STB, FPT, HPG, and MWG, helping the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange accumulate more than 5 points, thereby extending the second session's increase and regaining the 1,260-point mark.
Cash flow focused on large-cap stocks such as STB, FPT, HPG, and MWG, helping the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange accumulate more than 5 points, thereby extending the second session's increase and regaining the 1,260-point mark.
After a slight increase last weekend, some experts said that the domestic market is likely to continue to fluctuate until there is a signal confirming the recovery momentum from the world market.
However, the opposite happened when VN-Index opened in a state of excitement thanks to a series of stocks trading above the reference. The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange at one point increased by nearly 8 points compared to the previous session after opening, reaching 1,265 points. The green color was maintained in the following minutes although the increase amplitude gradually narrowed.
Strong demand helped the index widen its increase range after the lunch break and finally closed the trading session on December 23 at 1,262.76 points, up 5.26 points compared to the reference.
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange recorded 263 stocks closing in green, outnumbering the 135 stocks that fell. Of the stocks that increased, 9 hit the ceiling and most of them closed with no sellers. The VN30 basket had 18 stocks increasing and 8 stocks falling below the reference.
HVN continued to be the main growth driver for the market and led the increase in the aviation group when accumulating 3.92% compared to the reference, up to VND30,450. VJC of this group also increased by 1.41% to VND100,600, thereby appearing in the list of codes that have the most impact on the VN-Index.
The momentum for growth also came from pillar stocks of many other industry groups such as steel, real estate, banking... Specifically, in the steel group, HPG increased by 1.12% to VND27,000, in the real estate group, VHM increased by 0.62% to VND40,600 and NVL increased by 3.96% to VND10,500. In the banking group, STB increased by 1.92% to VND34,500, BID increased by 0.52% to VND38,600 and EIB increased by 2.63% to VND19,500.
Fertilizer stocks also recorded a significant improvement when most closed in the green. Specifically, BFC increased by 3.8% to VND39,750, DPM increased by 0.7% to VND35,350 and DCM increased by 0.6% to VND36,450.
On the other hand, VNM led the stocks with the most negative impact on the market when it lost 0.92% to 64,400 VND. The oil and gas group also recorded a lack of excitement when there were 3 representatives in the above list. Specifically, PLX decreased 0.64% to 38,750 VND, GAS decreased 0.15% to 68,500 VND and POW decreased 0.82% to 12,100 VND.
Trading volume for the entire session today reached about 495 million shares, down 74 million units compared to the session at the end of last week. Trading value accordingly decreased by VND1,228 billion, down to VND12,306 billion.
STB ranked first in terms of order matching value with over VND377 billion (equivalent to 10.9 million shares). The next positions in the liquidity rankings were FPT with over VND375 billion (equivalent to 2.5 million shares), HPG with over VND346 billion (equivalent to 12.9 million shares) and MWG with over VND337 billion (equivalent to 5.5 million shares).
The market was trading enthusiastically, but foreign investors returned to net selling in today's session. Specifically, this group sold nearly 43.5 million shares, equivalent to a trading value of more than VND1,527 billion, while only disbursing nearly VND1,253 billion to buy about 39.7 million shares. The net selling value was approximately VND275 billion.
Foreign investors sold VCB shares heavily with a net value of about VND99 billion. Next was FPT with nearly VND68 billion, VTP with more than VND48 billion and VRE with more than VND42 billion. Meanwhile, foreign investors' cash flow focused on disbursing into HPG shares with a net value of about VND55 billion. HDG and CTG ranked next in terms of foreign cash flow attraction when the net purchase value of these stocks was more than VND35 billion and VND29 billion, respectively.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-tang-hon-5-diem-phien-dau-tuan-vuot-1260-diem-d234530.html
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