Following a robust start to the week, driven by positive momentum from large-cap stocks, the market adopted a cautious stance ahead of the anticipated FTSE Russell’s Market Classification and Review Report. The VN-Index faced selling pressure as it approached the previous peak around 1,700–1,710 points. Closing the session, the VN-Index dipped by 10.20 points (-0.60%), settling at 1,685.30 points. Foreign trading activity was a notable downside, with net selling reaching VND 1,393 billion across the market.
Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks recorded a net buy of VND 89 billion on HOSE.
Specifically, CTG and MBB led with net purchases of VND 90 billion and VND 59 billion, respectively. They were followed by FPT (VND 52 billion), FUEVFVND (VND 24 billion), VPB (VND 23 billion), VIC (VND 22 billion), ACB (VND 22 billion), VCI (VND 19 billion), STB (VND 16 billion), and MSN (VND 13 billion), all witnessing strong buying interest from securities firms’ trading desks.
Conversely, the most significant net selling by securities firms was observed in VNM, totaling VND -45 billion, followed by VRE (VND -36 billion), MWG (VND -29 billion), VHM (VND -29 billion), and GEX (VND -14 billion). Other stocks with notable net selling included FUESSVFL (VND -10 billion), VCG (VND -9 billion), SSI (VND -8 billion), LPB (VND -6 billion), and VIX (VND -5 billion).
Vietnamese Stock Accounts Surpass 11 Million, Exceeding 2030 Target
As of September 2025, Vietnam’s stock market has surpassed expectations, boasting over 11 million trading accounts—a milestone originally targeted for 2030 under the government-approved Securities Market Development Strategy unveiled in late 2023, according to data from the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (VSDC).
Is the “King” Stock Still a Magnet in the Final Quarter?
Despite bank stocks no longer being as undervalued as they were earlier this year, securities firms maintain that current price levels remain reasonably attractive.
Market Hits Short-Term Warning Signal
The market is experiencing delicate fluctuations near its peak, making every decision increasingly challenging. “Riding the waves” has never been easy for Vietnamese stock investors, especially as anticipated milestones—such as market upgrades and third-quarter earnings results—begin to reveal their outcomes.
Market Pulse 07/10: Sellers Dominate, VN-Index Closes in the Red
After a day of intense volatility, the index weakened and closed below the reference point. A clear downtrend dominated the afternoon session. At the close, the VN-Index dropped 10 points to 1,685, while the HNX-Index fell nearly 2% to 273.
Vietstock Daily 08/10/2025: Caution Prevails Ahead of Potential Upgrade Announcement
The VN-Index retraced as buying momentum proved insufficient to surpass the September 2025 peak (1,700-1,711 range). Sustaining a position above the Bollinger Bands’ Middle Line remains critical for maintaining the index’s short-term recovery outlook. Currently, the Stochastic Oscillator has generated a fresh buy signal, while the MACD is narrowing its gap with the Signal Line, potentially triggering a similar indication in upcoming sessions.
