The Vietnamese stock market experienced a tumultuous weekend session, closing in the red on September 26th. The VN-Index dipped 5.39 points to settle at 1,660.7, with trading volume on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) reaching approximately VND 24.8 trillion.
Foreign investors continued their net selling streak, offloading a total of VND 2.159 trillion across the market. Here’s a breakdown:
HoSE: Net Selling of VND 2.044 Trillion
On the buying side, VCB led the market with a net purchase value of VND 72 billion, followed by CII at VND 50 billion. HDG, HHS, and HHV also saw net buying interest, ranging from VND 21 billion to VND 28 billion.
Conversely, SSI witnessed the heaviest selling pressure, with foreign investors offloading VND 319 billion worth of shares. Other notable net sellers included HPG, VIX, SHB, and VHM, each seeing over VND 100 billion in net selling.
HNX: Net Selling of Nearly VND 101 Billion
CEO emerged as the top buy on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), attracting VND 12 billion in net purchases. DTD followed suit with VND 9 billion. HUT, DXP, and TIG also saw modest net buying, ranging from a few hundred million to VND 2 billion.
SHS faced the brunt of selling pressure, with foreign investors offloading VND 101 billion. PVS and MBS followed with net selling of VND 17 billion and VND 5 billion, respectively. VC3 and VGS saw lighter selling, with net outflows of around VND 1 billion.
UPCOM: Net Selling of VND 15 Billion
On the UPCOM exchange, VEA and F88 saw net buying of VND 2-3 billion each. MSR, UDC, and HPP also attracted modest buying interest, with net purchases in the hundreds of millions.
MCH and ACV faced selling pressure, with net outflows of VND 7-10 billion. KLB, HNG, and CLX saw lighter selling, with net outflows ranging from a few hundred million to VND 1 billion.
Foreign Investors Offload VND 2.2 Trillion in Vietnamese Stocks in Week’s Final Session, Spotlight on One Key Stock
In the afternoon session, VCB emerged as the most heavily net-bought stock across the entire market, with a remarkable value of 72 billion.
Market Pulse 26/09: VN-Index Experiences Volatile Shifts as Foreign Investors Continue Net Selling Streak
At the close of trading, the VN-Index fell by 5.39 points (-0.32%), settling at 1,660.7 points, while the HNX-Index dropped by 1.59 points (-0.57%), closing at 276.06 points. Market breadth tilted toward the downside, with 432 decliners outpacing 305 advancers. Similarly, the VN30 basket saw red dominate, as 21 stocks declined, 5 advanced, and 4 remained unchanged.
Tomorrow’s Stock Market, September 25: Bank and Real Estate Stocks Poised for Another Wave of Momentum
The surge in bank and real estate stocks during the September 24th session has sparked market anticipation of a broader rally in the upcoming trading day.
Technical Analysis for the Afternoon Session of September 26: Tug-of-War Around the Bollinger Bands’ Middle Line
The VN-Index persists in its tug-of-war, retesting the Middle line of the Bollinger Bands. The August 2025 low (equivalent to the 1,600-1,630 point range) held firm during the recent correction, underscoring the resilience of this critical support level. Meanwhile, the HNX-Index continues to oscillate sideways within a Triangle pattern, signaling ongoing consolidation.
Where is the Major Stock Market Correction?
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