The trading session ended on March 15, 2024, with the Vn-Index decreasing by -0.04%, closing at 1,263.78 points. The trading value on HOSE reached 27,458 billion VND. The total trading value of the whole market, including all 3 exchanges, reached 30,549.6 billion VND, a decrease of -5.1% compared to the previous session, but still higher by +3.9% compared to the 5-session average and +12.2% compared to the 20-session average.
In terms of sectors, the Banking sector saw increases in both price and liquidity, although the increase was not significant. The Real Estate sector had the highest increase in liquidity, but its overall price index decreased due to the influence of certain large-cap stocks (VIC, VHM, VRE), while the mid and small-cap stocks in the sector increased in price.
Foreign investors were net sellers with a net selling value of 1,347.4 billion VND, and specifically in matching orders, they were net sellers with a net selling value of 1,243.8 billion VND.
The main net buying in matching orders by foreign investors was in the Construction and Materials sector, and the Personal Care and Household sector. The top net buyers in matching orders by foreign investors include the following stocks: FTS, DIG, EIB, DGW, EVF, GMD, CTD, CTG, DBD, VCI.
The main net selling in matching orders by foreign investors was in the Food and Beverage sector. The top net sellers in matching orders by foreign investors include the following stocks: HPG, VHM, VND, VNM, STB, VCB, SBT, VPB, DGC.
Individual investors were net buyers with a net buying value of 936.1 billion VND, and specifically in matching orders, they were net buyers with a net buying value of 847.5 billion VND. In matching orders, they were net buyers in 8 out of 18 sectors, mainly in the Real Estate sector. The top net buyers among individual investors include the following stocks: HPG, VHM, VND, HSG, DGC, STB, VPB, SBT, VCB, VIC.
In terms of net selling in matching orders, they were net sellers in 10 out of 18 sectors, mainly in the Electricity, Water & Gas sector, and the Information Technology sector. The top net sellers include the following stocks: FTS, DIG, EIB, CTG, GAS, EVF, MBB, GMD, ACB.
Proprietary traders were net buyers with a net buying value of 73.2 billion VND, and specifically in matching orders, they were net buyers with a net buying value of 132.4 billion VND.
In matching orders, proprietary traders were net buyers in 10 out of 18 sectors. The strongest net buyers were in the Banking and Food and Beverage sectors. The top net buyers in matching orders by proprietary traders today include the following stocks: PLX, VNM, GAS, MSN, VIC, MWG, VCB, FUEVFVND, TCB, MIG.
The top net sellers were in the Information Technology sector. The top stocks being net sold include: FPT, DIG, CII, SSI, STB, TCH, VRE, VTP, VIB, PVP.
Domestic institutional investors were net buyers with a net buying value of 296.0 billion VND, and specifically in matching orders, they were net buyers with a net buying value of 263.9 billion VND.
In matching orders, domestic institutional investors were net sellers in 7 out of 18 sectors, with the highest value in the Basic Resources sector. The top net sellers include: HSG, NLG, VHM, HAH, MSB, VCI, CTR, DGC, VTP, GVR.
The highest net buying value was in the Banking sector. The top net buyers include: FPT, CTG, MBB, DCM, ACB, DIG, GAS, NAB, FUESSVFL, MSN.
The value of negotiated transactions reached 1,673.1 billion VND, an increase of +27.7% compared to the previous session, contributing 5.5% to the total trading value.
The allocation of cash flow increased in the Real Estate, Banking, Steel, Food and Beverage, Mining, Pharmaceuticals, and Electricity sectors, while it decreased in the Securities, Chemicals, Agriculture & Aquaculture, and Oil & Gas sectors.
In terms of matching orders, the proportion of trading value increased in the mid-cap group VNMID, while it decreased in the large-cap group VN30 and the small-cap group VNSML.
