Vietnam’s stock market witnessed a tug-of-war session on May 19th. The VN-Index closed down 5.1 points to 1,296.29. In foreign exchange trading, foreign investors continued to sell a net of over VND 540 billion in the market.

Securities companies bought a net of VND 77 billion on the HoSE.

Specifically, securities companies net bought EIB and FPT with respective values of VND 60 billion and VND 44 billion. PNJ was also net bought for VND 18 billion. Other stocks that were net bought include VHM, GMD, and VRE…

On the other hand, securities companies net sold the FUEVFVND fund certificate the most, with a value of VND 70 billion. This was followed by HPG and VPB, which were net sold for VND 40 billion and VND 36 billion, respectively. Other stocks that were net sold in today’s session include VIB, MWG, SHB, and DGC..

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