During the trading week of November 10-14, the market indices showed a positive recovery. The main indices on the HOSE and HNX exchanges performed well compared to the previous week, with the VN-Index rising 2.27% to 1,635.46 points and the HNX-Index climbing nearly 3% to 267.61 points.
However, market liquidity weakened, with trading volumes on both exchanges remaining subdued compared to the previous week. On HOSE, trading volume decreased by over 17% to 711.8 million units, while trading value dropped 16% to VND 21.1 trillion per session. On HNX, liquidity fell by approximately 30%, with trading volume and value averaging 76 million units and VND 1.7 trillion per session, respectively.
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Overview of Liquidity for the Week of November 10-14
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In a cautious market environment, no particular sector stood out in terms of attracting investment. Capital was dispersed among the top-performing stocks on both exchanges. Some stocks saw significant increases in trading volume, including GEE (up nearly 180% from the previous week), FIR (up nearly 160%), JVC (up nearly 130%), SBG (up over 110%), and VNM (up over 100%).
The textile and garment sector saw some notable performers, with stocks like TCM, MSH, and TNG experiencing trading volume increases ranging from 16% to 60%.
Conversely, several sectors experienced capital outflows during the week, including insurance, construction, and real estate.
In the insurance sector, many stocks saw significant declines in trading volume. MIG recorded a 70% drop to 204,000 units per session, while BMI and BIC saw decreases of 62% and 60%, respectively.
The real estate sector also witnessed reduced liquidity in stocks such as LDG, QCG, TAL, NTL, KHG, AAV, CEO, and API, with liquidity declines ranging from 37% to 70%.
On the HNX exchange, securities stocks faced capital outflows, with IVS, SHS, BVS, and APS seeing average trading volume decreases of 42% to 58% compared to the previous week.
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Top 20 Stocks with Highest Liquidity Increase/Decrease on HOSE
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Top 20 Stocks with Highest Liquidity Increase/Decrease on HNX
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The list of stocks with the highest liquidity increases and decreases is based on average trading volumes exceeding 100,000 units per session.
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