Vietnam’s stock market witnessed an explosive session on September 17, with the rally expanding towards the end of the trading day, backed by improved liquidity. The VN-Index surged by 19.69 points to reach 1,258.95. Foreign investors’ trading activities were positive, with a net buy value of 523 billion VND across all markets.
Securities companies’ proprietary trading recorded a net buy value of 63 billion VND on the three exchanges.
On the HoSE, securities companies’ proprietary trading recorded a net buy value of 58 billion VND, including a net buy of 110 billion VND on the matching order channel but a net sell of 52 billion VND on the negotiation channel.
Specifically, the securities companies with the highest net buy value were VHM and BID, at 39 billion and 32 billion VND, respectively. Additionally, stocks such as ACB, TCB, VPB, and STB were also net bought during the session.
On the other hand, the securities companies with the highest net sell value were TCD and MSN, at 63 billion and 13 billion VND, respectively. Other stocks that were net sold during the session included VNM, FPT, KDH, and TPB…
On the UPCoM, securities companies’ proprietary trading recorded a net sell value of 2 billion VND, with MCH being net sold at 4 billion VND, while VNP was net bought at nearly 3 billion VND.
The Foreign Bloc Steps Up Stockpiling as VN-Index Surges Nearly 20 Points, Funneling Nearly $17 Million to Snap Up Two Securities.
Foreign sales were positive, with a net buy of 523 billion VND across the market.
