Stock Market Hits New Highs Following Market Upgrade Boost

Today (October 9th), the stock market celebrated another milestone as the VN-Index officially surpassed the 1,700-point mark, setting a new record. The upward momentum was primarily driven by a handful of large-cap stocks, with Vingroup and banking sector shares leading the charge.

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The VN-Index surpassed the 1,700-point milestone, driven primarily by the Vingroup conglomerate. On October 9th, billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong’s duo, VHM and VRE, took center stage with a remarkable surge. VHM hit its ceiling at VND 115,000 per share, while VIC rose by 0.8% and VRE climbed an impressive 4.7%.

Trading volumes also skyrocketed, with nearly 13 million units matched, and a consistent absence of sellers throughout the session. By the close, over 563,000 shares remained unfulfilled at the ceiling price.

VHM leads the market’s driving forces.

Real estate stocks also performed well, with GEX, CII, CEO, DIG, PDR, and TCH showing positive momentum. Their performance slightly outpaced the broader market, with a return to diversification.

Additionally, the banking sector played a pivotal role in pushing the VN-Index past 1,700 points, with CTG, VPB, MBB, SHB, and TCB leading the charge. SHB saw explosive liquidity, with trading values nearing VND 3.4 trillion and over 189 million shares changing hands. Recently, SHB sought shareholder approval for a 2025 capital increase plan, following its successful capital raise to nearly VND 46 trillion via a 2024 stock dividend.

Meanwhile, the securities sector reverted to red, with leading stocks SSI, VND, and HCM declining 1-2%. Despite earlier market upgrade expectations, the sector’s momentum cooled during today’s session.

At the close, the VN-Index gained 18.64 points (1.1%) to 1,716.47. The HNX-Index rose 1.6 points (0.59%) to 274.94, and the UPCoM-Index added 0.39 points (0.35%) to 110.82. Market liquidity remained stable, with HoSE recording over 1.09 billion shares traded, valued at VND 33.945 trillion.

Foreign investors resumed net selling, offloading over VND 1.744 trillion, primarily in HPG, SSI, VRE, VHM, VCI, and VIX.

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