After facing downward pressure in the first session of the week, the VN-Index witnessed a positive turnaround, influenced by the strong performance of large-cap stocks. The index closed with a gain of 18.86 points (+1.45%) at 1,315.15, surpassing the psychological resistance level of 1,300. However, foreign investors’ net selling of nearly VND 561 billion on the overall market was a downside.


Securities companies recorded a net sell value of VND 418 billion on the HoSE exchange.

Vietnam Securities Companies strongly sold FUEVFVND certificates with a value of VND 175 billion. TCB and HPG were also net sold at VND 120 billion and VND 105 billion, respectively. Other stocks that experienced net selling today included MWG, GEX, BMP, and VIC.

On the contrary, securities companies net bought PNJ and FPT with values of VND 40 billion and VND 35 billion, respectively. GMD, SBT, NLG, and KDH were among the stocks that witnessed net buying.

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