VN-Index increased for the third consecutive session, surpassing the 1,270 point mark

Báo Đầu tưBáo Đầu tư19/09/2024


Cash flow into the stock market remains low, but thanks to demand from some pillar stocks such as SSI, FPT, VHM, MWG, the VN-Index had its third consecutive increase, surpassing 1,270 points.

Before today’s trading session (September 19), most securities companies predicted that the market would recover in the short term. Investors need to observe the developments of world markets to confirm how long the upward trend can continue.

Following the increase in the previous two sessions, the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange opened in green. In the middle of the morning session, the index narrowed its increase to near the reference level, but quickly regained its growth momentum thanks to cash flow disbursed at low prices. The VN-Index closed at 1,271.27 points, up 6.37 points compared to yesterday's session.

HoSE recorded 240 stocks closing above reference, double the number of stocks decreasing by 122. In the VN30 basket, green dominated with 22 stocks increasing, only POW fell below reference.

SSB was the only stock that hit the ceiling in the large-cap basket, reaching VND16,650 and closing with no sellers. This was also the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index in today's session.

Other banking stocks also contributed positively to the VN-Index. Specifically, VCB increased by 0.55% to VND91,500, CTG increased by 0.84% ​​to VND36,000, TCB increased by 0.87% to VND23,200 and BID increased by 0.41% to VND49,250.

Vingroup shares contributed significantly to today's increase. Specifically, VHM increased 0.57% to VND44,150, VIC increased 0.59% to VND42,900 and VRE increased 1.57% to VND19,450.

The steel group recorded exciting trading when most of them closed above the reference. The three pillars of this group, HSG, HPG and NKG, increased by 0.5% to VND20,200, 0.6% to VND25,250 and 1.4% to VND21,500, respectively.

Not only was POW the only stock to decline in the VN30 basket, it also led the stocks that had the most negative impact on the market, losing 1.57% to VND12,550. The remaining stocks that held back the VN-Index's increase in today's session were PNJ, SBT, PGV, HVN, DSE, VND and SGR.

The index increased but investors ' cautious sentiment caused market liquidity to stay below VND20,000 billion for 19 consecutive sessions. Specifically, the matched volume reached more than 607 million shares, down about 192 million units compared to the previous session. The transaction value reached VND14,285 billion, down sharply compared to VND18,546 billion of yesterday's session.

SSI led in order matching value with approximately VND 831 billion (equivalent to 24.6 million shares), far surpassing the following codes: FPT with nearly VND 696 billion (equivalent to 5.15 million shares), VHM with more than VND 436 billion (equivalent to 9.9 million shares) and MWG with more than VND 359 billion (equivalent to 5.3 million shares).

Foreign investors maintained their net buying status for the fourth consecutive session. Specifically, this group disbursed more than VND1,764 billion to buy 54.3 million shares, while only selling more than 42.6 million shares, equivalent to VND1,294 billion. The net buying value accordingly reached VND470 billion.

Similar to domestic investors, foreign investors strongly bought SSI with a net value of about 281 billion VND. HCM ranked next in terms of attracting foreign cash flow when the net purchase value of this stock was more than 58.7 billion VND. Meanwhile, foreign investors strongly sold HPG shares with a net value of 75 billion VND. Next was VND with more than 44.6 billion VND, VPB approximately 35.4 billion VND.



Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-tang-phien-thu-ba-lien-tiep-vuot-moc-1270-diem-d225346.html

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