The VN-Index made a strong comeback on May 20, surging past the previous resistance level with support from the Vingroup conglomerate. This momentum spread to other Bluechip stocks, driving the benchmark index higher. At the close, the VN-Index gained 18.86 points to reach 1,315.15, with slightly improved liquidity compared to the previous session. Total matched orders on the exchange were worth approximately VND 20,149 billion.
However, foreign investors’ transactions remained a downside, with net selling of nearly VND 561 billion across the market. Specifically:
Foreign investors net sold approximately VND 517 billion on HoSE
In the selling side, foreign investors offloaded VHM shares the most, with a net sell value of up to VND 569 billion. FPT and SHB were also among the top sold stocks, with net selling values of VND 320 billion and VND 176 billion, respectively. HCM and NVL followed with net selling in the range of several billion VND.
On the buying side, FUEVFVND ETF was the most purchased security, with a net buy value of VND 180 billion. VIX and MWG also witnessed strong net buying, with values of around VND 105-112 billion each. MBB and VIC shares were net bought for VND 70 billion each.
On HNX, foreign investors net sold over VND 53 billion
PVS was the most purchased stock on HNX, with a net buy value of approximately VND 4 billion. BVS, PRE, SD5, and IDJ also witnessed net buying in the range of several hundred million VND.
On the selling side, CEO shares witnessed the highest net selling value of VND 28 billion, followed by NTP with VND 12 billion. Other stocks like IDC, VFS, and TNG were also net sold in the range of several billion VND.
On UPCOM, foreign investors net bought VND 9 billion
ACV shares were the most purchased on UPCOM, with a net buy value of around VND 20 billion. SAS also witnessed net buying of VND 4 billion. HPD, KLB, and CNC were net bought but with smaller values.
Conversely, foreign investors net sold VEA shares worth VND 9 billion. SGP, VGR, MCH, and DRI were also among the top sold stocks, with net selling values of VND 1 billion each.
The Second Coming: Over 18 Million Angimex Shares Re-emerge on UPCoM Post Delisting
The listing of An Giang Import-Export Joint Stock Company (AGM) on the UPCoM exchange, as announced by the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), is set to take place on May 23rd.
The Stock Market Takes a Toll on Vingroup Shares
Closing the first trading session of the week (May 19), the VN-Index lost the 1,300-point mark. Support from VIC was not enough to buoy the VN-Index, while the rest of the market was dominated by red.
“Foreign Investors Dump Over $42 Million in a Single Blue-Chip Stock: What’s the Story?”
The foreign transactions remained a dampener as they sold off more than 540 billion VND today.
Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong Escorts Prime Minister to the National Exhibition Center: A Glimpse of the Top 10 Global Super Project
Introducing the latest masterpiece from Vingroup – a sprawling 90-hectare development that has garnered global recognition, ranking among the top 10 in the world. With construction in its final sprint, the project is on track for completion by July 2025.
VietABank Files for Listing on HOSE
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has received the listing registration dossier from VietABank, a joint-stock commercial bank currently trading on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) under the ticker symbol ‘VAB’.
