Closing the session on October 29, the VN-Index ended at 1,685.83 points, up 5 points (+0.32%).
On October 29, the VN-Index swiftly regained a 5-point recovery at the opening. However, the trio of Vingroup’s large-cap stocks (VIC, VHM, VRE) faced price declines, putting significant pressure on the market.
Conversely, a widespread green trend emerged in banking stocks (VPB, HDB, LPB) and construction sector stocks (CTD, DPG), fueled by positive capital rotation.
In the afternoon session, the VN-Index continued to be supported by strong demand in the banking sector and a surprising surge in the livestock and seafood industry. Stocks like HAG hit the ceiling (+6.9%), DBC (+3.68%), and VHC (+3.74%), propelling the VN-Index to surpass the 1,690-point mark. However, the final 15 minutes of the session saw intense profit-taking pressure from Vingroup stocks, narrowing the market’s gains.
At the close, the VN-Index settled at 1,685.83 points, up 5 points (+0.32%).
According to Rong Viet Securities (VDSC), the reduced liquidity in the October 29 session is a positive sign, as supply pressures remain minimal. “This presents an opportunity for capital to support the VN-Index in retesting the 1,700-1,730 point range,” VDSC stated.
Meanwhile, VCBS Securities noted that the tug-of-war dynamics in the October 29 session are typical following a technical recovery. Market capital showed clear polarization, focusing on stocks with positive Q3/2025 earnings or unique narratives.
“Investors can leverage pullbacks to acquire stocks poised for upward breakouts, particularly in retail, public investment, and banking sectors,” advised VCBS Securities.
Surprising Rally: Stocks Defy the Odds with “Green and Purple” Gains Amid VN-Index’s Sharp Decline
The surge in oil and gas stocks followed the government’s issuance of a resolution addressing challenges and bottlenecks in the approval process for key aspects of petroleum operations.
Foreign Investors Continue Net Selling Streak, Exceeding Half a Trillion VND, While Aggressively Accumulating a Single Stock on October 31st Session
Foreign investors heavily offloaded shares in the Vingroup duo, VIC and VHM, with a total value of 419 billion VND.
Market Pulse October 31: Financial and Real Estate Sectors Struggle, VN-Index Retreats to 1,640 Points
At the close of trading, the VN-Index dropped 29.92 points (-1.79%), settling at 1,639.65 points, while the HNX-Index fell 1.11 points (-0.42%), closing at 265.85 points. Market breadth tilted toward decliners, with 414 stocks falling and 330 advancing. Similarly, the VN30 basket saw red dominate, as 21 constituents declined, 8 rose, and 1 remained unchanged.
Stock Market Week 27-31/10/2025: Clear Polarization
The VN-Index extended its decline in the final session of the week, capping off October with a third consecutive week of adjustments. Amid subdued liquidity, the market is likely to remain volatile, characterized by persistent tug-of-war dynamics and heightened divergence.
October 30th Session: Foreign Investors Offload Over 1.2 Trillion VND – Which Stocks Took the Biggest Hit?
Foreign block transactions once again emerged as a significant drawback, with substantial net selling observed on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE).
