Market Pulse 17/11: Uptrend Narrows, Buyers Maintain Dominance

As of 10:30 AM, major indices showed signs of narrowing their gains. The VN-Index rose by over 7 points, trading around 1,642 points, while the HNX-Index saw a slight increase, hovering near 268 points.

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Most stocks in the VN30 basket saw an uptrend, with notable contributors including VIC, FPT, HPG, and VHM, adding 5.5 points, 2.16 points, 1.92 points, and 0.66 points, respectively, to the VN30 index. Conversely, TCB, VNM, SHB, and VJC faced selling pressure, collectively subtracting over 1.7 points from the index.

Real estate stocks continued to lead the market, with most stocks in the green. Highlights include VIC up 2.13%, NVL up 6.71%, CEO up 1.55%, and VHM up 0.75%. Only a few stocks like CRE, AAV, TAL, and FIR saw declines, but their impact was minimal.

The financial sector remained mixed, with buyers slightly dominating. On the buying side, MBB, STB, HDB, and VPB saw modest gains of less than 1%. On the selling side, SHB dropped 0.92%, TCB fell 0.71%, SHS declined 0.88%, and SSI slipped 0.14%.

Several large-cap stocks performed well, including HPG in the materials sector, up 1.12%, CII in the industrial sector, up 3.38%, and FPT in the technology sector, maintaining a positive trend with a 0.9% increase.

By mid-session, buyers were in control, with 350 stocks rising and 204 stocks falling.

Source: VietstockFinance

Opening: Positive Start to the Session

As of 9:30 AM on November 17th, the VN-Index surged over 10 points to 1,646 points, while the HNX-Index also rose slightly above the reference level to 269 points.

Green dominated the morning session, with the technology sector leading the way. FPT rose 0.8%, while real estate stocks like NVL (up 6.71%), VHM (up 1.92%), VIC (up 1.42%), and DIG (up 1.22%) also performed strongly from the opening bell.

The financial sector also started the day on a positive note, with notable performers including VIX (up 0.39%), VCI (up 0.98%), HCM (up 0.66%), and SHS (up 0.44%).

Large-cap stocks like FPT, HPG, and VPB were the main drivers of the index, contributing over 5.5 points. Conversely, VJC, SHB, and DGC weighed on the market, collectively pulling it down by over 1 point.

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– 10:35 17/11/2025

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