Self-financing securities companies recorded net selling of nearly VND 215 billion on HOSE, marking the third consecutive session of selling. Selling pressure fell on pillar stocks, with VIC suffering a net sell-off of VND 23 billion, FPT (VND 20 billion), HPG (VND 19 billion), and VHM (VND 17 billion). Other codes such as NVL, REE, VCB, and VPB also recorded net selling values ranging from VND 14-15 billion.
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In contrast, buying from self-financing was rather modest. The stocks with the largest net purchases were SSI, with a value of over VND 5 billion. This was followed by VCI, VND, CTI, HDB, and TCH, each recording net purchases of about VND 4 billion.
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Foreigners extended their net selling streak to the third session, with a value of VND 1,192 billion, the highest in more than a month. Selling pressure focused on HPG with VND 157 billion, VIX (VND 144 billion), and VIC (VND 136 billion). Large caps such as VCB, NVL, and VRE also experienced strong net selling in the range of VND 97-100 billion.
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However, there were bright spots in the foreign net buying. FPT led with a net purchase value of VND 127 billion, followed by GMD with VND 105 billion. Several other codes such as CTD, KBC, and HVN were lightly net bought, ranging from VND 34-43 billion.
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