The market witnessed a negative trend in the first session of November. The main index recovered slightly during the session, reaching the 1,650-point mark with low liquidity. However, selling pressure intensified in the afternoon session. By the close, the VN-Index fell by 22.65 points (-1.38%) to 1,617.00 points. Foreign trading activity remained a downside, with net selling of 185 billion VND across the market.
Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks net bought 886 billion VND on HOSE.
Specifically, FPT dominated with a net buy of 285 billion VND, far ahead of other stocks. MWG followed with 226 billion VND, trailed by TCB (69 billion), VIC (47 billion), HPG (41 billion), MBB (35 billion), STB (27 billion), VPB (25 billion), CTG (20 billion), and VJC (17 billion VND), all of which saw strong buying from securities firms’ trading desks.
Conversely, the strongest net selling by securities firms was observed in MSN, with a value of -18 billion VND, followed by E1VFVN30 (-8 billion), GMD (-7 billion), DXG (-6 billion), and HAH (-5 billion VND). Other stocks also recorded notable net selling, including VHM (-5 billion), CTD (-5 billion), DCM (-2 billion), DPM (-2 billion), and HAG (-2 billion VND).
Large-Cap Stocks Plunge in Unison
The stock market kicked off the week in the red, with large-cap stocks universally declining, dragging the VN-Index down to the 1,617-point mark.
Revised Financial Safety Ratio Regulations for Securities Firms
The Ministry of Finance has recently issued Circular 102/2025/TT-BTC, amending and supplementing Circular 91/2020/TT-BTC. This pivotal move marks a significant step in refining the legal framework for financial risk management, fostering a healthier, more transparent, and sustainable development of Vietnam’s stock market in the upcoming period.
Stock Market Update November 4: Heavy Supply Pressure on Stocks, Investors Advised to Proceed with Caution
The trading session on November 3rd highlighted the mounting pressure from stock supply. Will this trend persist into the November 4th session?
Foreign Investors Reduce Net Selling, Counter-Trend with Hundreds of Billions Invested in Two Blue-Chip Stocks in Session 3/11
Foreign investors continued to be a drag on the market, with a net sell-off of VND 185 billion. However, the selling pressure has significantly eased compared to previous sessions.
Liquidity Weakens as Capital Flows Out of Multiple Sectors
Market activity remained subdued during the trading week of October 27–31, with significant capital outflows observed across multiple sectors.
