VN-Index continues to rise by nearly 27 points.

Following a sharp rise yesterday, the VN-Index gained nearly 27 points this morning, April 11th, approaching the 1,200-point mark, with trading volume also surging.

On the Ho Chi Minh City stock exchange, after the opening bell, selling orders continued to be favored by investors, causing the VN-Index to surge by more than 20 points.

Subsequently, some investors sold off their holdings to take profits, causing the index representing the exchange to at one point only increase by nearly 13 points.

At the close of the morning trading session, the VN-Index temporarily stopped at 1,195.09 points, up 26.75 points (2.29%); the VN30-Index increased by 34.75 points (2.78%), to 1,284.04 points.

The difference between rising and falling stock prices was no longer as significant as in the previous session. Across the entire exchange, 245 stocks were in the green, with 13 hitting the ceiling price; 237 stocks were in the red (9 hitting the floor price). Notably, within the VN30 group, the number of rising stocks was nearly four times greater than the number of falling stocks (23 and 6 respectively).

VN-Index performance during the morning session of April 11th. Screenshot.

Large-cap stocks performed positively and provided strong support to the market. All 10 stocks with the largest market capitalization increased in price. VCB – the largest stock on the market – rose by 5.53%, contributing the most with nearly 6.4 points; followed by VIC with nearly 3 points, HPG (nearly 2.5 points), etc.

In terms of sectors, the number of sectors gaining points was dominant, with durable goods distribution and retail, software, banking, securities, utilities, household and personal goods, and telecommunications all rising by over 2%.

Conversely, specialized services and trade, semiconductor, and hardware sectors declined by over 3%.

Selling pressure was stronger than the previous session, leading to a surge in liquidity, reaching nearly 23,000 billion VND. Foreign investors returned to net buying, purchasing nearly 3,216 billion VND and selling over 2,527 billion VND.

On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index edged up 0.54 points (0.26%) to 208.86 points; the HNX30-Index reached 405.57 points after increasing by 1.82 points (0.45%). Total trading value reached nearly 1,400 billion VND.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/vn-index-tang-tiep-gan-27-diem-698608.html