The stock market experienced a relatively volatile June 19 expiration session. VN-Index surged towards the end of the afternoon session, influenced by large-cap stocks. At the close, the VN-Index gained 5.21 points (+0.39%) to reach 1,352.04. In terms of foreign trading, foreign investors net sold up to VND 901 billion in this session.
Securities companies net sold VND 466 billion on HoSE.
Specifically, securities companies net sold HAG shares worth VND 695 billion. This was followed by TCB and NLG, which were net sold for VND 20 billion and VND 13 billion, respectively. Other stocks that were net sold in today’s session include VIX, VND, VIB, GEX, DXG, GMD, and SSB…
On the other hand, securities companies net bought DGW and VHM shares worth VND 51 billion and VND 38 billion, respectively. VIC shares were also net bought for VND 33 billion. Other stocks that were net bought include FPT, MBB, HPG, VNM, MWG, VCB, and FUEVFVND…
Market Pulse June 20: Foreign Investors’ Surprise Sell-Off of VIC, VN-Index Stuck in the Red
At the market close, the VN-Index witnessed a decline of 2.69 points (-0.2%), settling at 1,349.35, while the HNX-Index dipped 0.49 points (-0.22%) to 227.07. The market breadth tilted towards decliners, with 377 tickers in the red versus 337 in the green. However, the large-cap universe painted a slightly different picture, as 16 stocks in the VN30 basket advanced, outpacing 12 decliners, while 2 remained unchanged.
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Market Beat on June 20: Banks Strive to Keep VN-Index Above 1,350 Mark
The intense tug-of-war continues, with major indices taking a breather mid-session below reference levels. The VN-Index strives to hold onto the 1,350-point mark, while the HNX-Index pauses at 227.15 points. A growing number of decliners were observed, with 335 falling issues versus 306 advancing ones in the morning session.
“Technical Analysis for June 20: A Prevailing Pessimism”
The VN-Index and HNX-Index both opened lower, with increased trading volume in the morning session, indicating a prevailing sense of pessimism among investors.
The Market Rebounds After Tariff Turmoil: What’s Next for Investment Funds?
The VN-Index staged a remarkable rebound after a sharp decline in response to unfavorable tariff news. While the index recovered, many investors’ profits did not fare as well, particularly open-ended funds, which are under constant pressure to perform relative to the market.
