Stocks in the VN30 basket exhibited an interspersed pattern of gains and losses, with selling pressure gradually gaining the upper hand. Specifically, VHM, MWG, TCB, and FPT respectively deducted 1.14, 1.11, 0.71, and 0.34 points from the overall index. Conversely, HPG, MSN, VJC, and VNM were among the few stocks that managed to stay in positive territory, contributing over 2.1 points to the VN30-Index.
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The broad market reversed its course from an early gain to a slight loss of 0.03%. The energy sector maintained its position as the top gainer, up 1.8%. Notably, PVS rose by 2.95%, PVD by 1.83%, PVC by 0.98%, and PVB by 0.34%. On the other hand, red still prevailed in stocks like TMB, down 0.58%, MGC, down 1.59%, and THT, down 1.2%.
Meanwhile, the real estate industry, which ranks second in market capitalization after the financial sector, witnessed a decline amid strong polarization and exerted considerable pressure on the overall market as VHM fell by 1.29%, BCM by 0.49%, and NVL by 1.06%. On the upside, only a handful of stocks, including SSH, up 0.56%, DXG, up 1.9%, DIG, up 0.86%, and HDG, up 0.93%, managed to stay in positive territory, albeit with modest gains.
Compared to the opening, buyers still held a slight edge. There were 311 gainers and 272 losers.
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Open: Green Dominates, DBC Hits Upper Limit at the Start
As of 9:50 am on June 4th, the VN-Index had climbed to around 1,348 points, marking an early gain. Similarly, the HNX-Index rose slightly by 0.89 points, settling at 229 points.
The VN30 basket displayed a polarized performance, with gainers slightly outpacing losers. Specifically, 13 stocks advanced, 11 declined, and 6 remained unchanged.
The energy sector continued its robust recovery, with PVS and PVD leading the gains, up 2.3% and 1.57%, respectively.
The materials sector also contributed to the market’s strength, with all stocks in the sector posting gains. Specifically, stocks like HPG rose by 1.15%, GVR by 0.51%, DGC by 0.88%, KSV by 1.45%, VGC by 0.11%, and HSG by 0.92%.
Additionally, essential consumer stocks painted a positive picture, with DBC standing out as it hit the upper limit at the opening bell following news that the company had requested the Ministry of Public Security to investigate allegations of selling diseased pork. Other notable gainers included HAG, up 1.92%, MSN, up 1.11%, and BAF, up 2.78%.
As of 9:50 am, polarization persisted in some sectors, but the market breadth remained tilted towards buyers, with 311 gainers, 197 losers, and over 1,000 stocks unchanged.
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– 10:35 04/06/2025
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