The Vietnamese stock market witnessed its third consecutive weekly gain. During this week, the VN-Index made a valiant effort to conquer the resistance level of around 1,330, but strong profit-taking pressure caused the index to retreat back towards 1,310 in the final session. Ultimately, the VN-Index closed the week at 1,314.46 points, marking a 13.07-point or 1% increase from the previous week.
Foreign investment flows were a downside during the week, with significant net selling, particularly at the beginning of the week. In total, foreign investors sold a net amount of VND 779 billion in the market over the five trading sessions.

Analyzing the performance on individual exchanges, foreign investors net sold VND 622 billion on HoSE, VND 183 billion on HNX, and net bought VND 26 billion on UPCoM.
Focusing on individual stocks, FPT witnessed the highest net selling value, approximating VND 684 billion. Additionally, VHM and VRE experienced net selling of VND 319 billion and VND 252 billion, respectively. SSI was also among the top net-sold stocks, with nearly VND 200 billion. The list of stocks that faced net selling by foreign investors during the week included HCM, SHB, MSN, GMD, VPB…, all recording net selling values in the hundreds of billions of VND.

On the opposite side, STB emerged as the stock with the strongest net buying by foreign investors, attracting VND 519 billion. Foreign capital also flowed into MBB and VIC, with net buying of VND 294 billion and VND 254 billion, respectively, over the week’s five sessions. Other stocks that witnessed net buying during the week included MWG, VIX, HVN, CTG, EIB, VND…,
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