The morning session closed with the VN-Index down 2.83 points to 1,678.47, notably dropping from nearly 1,689 points to 1,676 points, a range of almost 13 points.
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Real estate was the market’s worst-performing sector, falling by 1.07%. The VIC, VHM, and VRE trio, which declined by 1.2%, 2.92%, and 0.5%, respectively, were the main contributors to this drop. The remaining stocks exhibited mixed performances, with notable decliners including BCM, KDH, NVL, PDR, DXG, and NLG, while KSF, SJS, VPI, DIG, SIP, CEO, SNZ, and TCH traded in positive territory.
Among the top 10 stocks with the most negative impact on the market, VHM led the way, erasing over 2.2 points.
The second-worst performing sector was consumer services, dragged down by another Vin Group member, VPL, which fell by 0.62%.
In the other declining sectors, although securities and banking recorded relatively modest losses, their large market capitalization still had a significant impact on the market. Many stocks in these sectors traded lower during the morning session, including VPB, SHB, TCB, MBB, EIB, STB, ACB, BID, and HDB in the banking sector, and VIX, VND, MBS, and AAS in the securities sector.
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In terms of foreign trading, net selling for the morning session neared VND 830 billion, indicating a fifth consecutive session of net selling. VPB, VHM, MWG, and MSN were the top net sold stocks for the morning, with net selling values of over VND 192 billion, VND 153 billion, VND 142 billion, and VND 125 billion, respectively.
10:40 a.m.: Continuous fluctuation within a narrow range
VN-Index continued to fluctuate during the morning session, mostly trading within a range of 1,682 – 1,688 points. The performances of securities and banking stocks were mixed, while VHM from the real estate sector exerted the most pressure on the index.
Among the top 10 stocks with the most positive impact on the VN-Index, eight were from the banking sector, led by VCB, which contributed nearly 1.6 points to the index, followed by LPB, CTG, VIB, BID, MSB, TCB, and TPB. However, four banking stocks also appeared among the top 10 stocks with the most negative impact on the index, namely VPB, EIB, HDB, and MBB. Additionally, the Vin Group duo of VHM and VPL also subtracted a certain amount of points from the VN-Index, with losses of over 2.2 points and nearly 0.2 points, respectively.
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Looking at the market map, the colors green and red were clearly divided among the banking and securities sectors. Meanwhile, most other sectors traded in positive territory, although some notable names traded against the trend, including VHM, which fell by 2.63%, DXG down by 0.42%, GEX declining by 1.08%, VJC losing 0.77%, MSN down by 0.48%, and MWG falling by 1.06%…
Market Open: A Volatile Start
VN-Index started the day with an enthusiastic ATO session, rising over 8 points at one point. However, the enthusiasm quickly faded, and the gains were significantly reduced. As of 9:30 a.m., the VN-Index was up 0.94 points to 1,682.24.
Green also dominated the HNX-Index and UPCoM, which rose by 1.83 points and 0.28 points, respectively.
Looking at the overall market, 328 stocks were in the green, alongside 15 stocks that hit the daily limit-up, significantly outnumbering the 158 declining stocks. Examining the market map, green dominated many sectors, including real estate, with notable gainers such as DIG, up 4.82%; CEO, up 2.29%; HDC, up 4.19%; and TCH, which hit the daily limit-up early in the session. The industrial sector also stood out, with VSC rising by 4.83% and CII up by 1.66%… In the materials sector, NKG and HPG were prominent gainers, rising by 2.36% and 0.71%, respectively…
On the downside, banking and securities stocks faced a challenging start to the day, with most stocks in these sectors trading lower. In the banking sector, SHB, HDB, VPB, TCB, MBB, EIB, CTG, BID, and ACB all posted slight losses. Meanwhile, the securities sector witnessed declines in stocks such as SSI, VND, VIX, VCI, HCM, and MBS…
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Market map as of 9:30 a.m.
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In terms of liquidity, nearly 170.6 million shares changed hands, equivalent to a value of over VND 4.4 trillion.
Asian markets experienced mixed performances at the opening, with the All Ordinaries, Nikkei 225, and Singapore Straits Times indices rising by 0.79%, 1.27%, and 0.22%, respectively. In contrast, the Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite indices declined by 0.44% and 1.23%, respectively…
On Wall Street overnight, the S&P 500 rose thanks to technology stocks after a federal court ruling in Alphabet’s antitrust case. This event sparked optimism that tech giants would be able to overcome legal challenges.
At the close of the trading session on September 3, the S&P 500 gained 0.51% to 6,448.26, while the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.03% to 21,497.73. Conversely, the Dow Jones lost 24.58 points, or 0.05%, to close at 45,271.23.
– 12:00 04/09/2025
