Investors remain cautious amid today’s market fluctuations. Trading value on the HOSE reached just over VND 7.6 trillion, a 13% decline from the previous session and 28% below the one-month average. Meanwhile, the HNX trading value stood at approximately half its one-month average, totaling VND 417 billion.
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Vingroup’s leading stocks have cooled slightly from their morning highs, partly due to strong profit-taking pressure from foreign investors. VRE, VIC, and VHM topped the list of stocks with the highest net selling by foreign investors this morning.
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In contrast, VJC (+4.06%) and VNM (+5.01%) surged impressively toward the end of the morning session, helping to stabilize the benchmark index around 1,665 points. These were also the two stocks actively bought by foreign investors, despite their overall net selling pressure reaching VND 804 billion across all three exchanges in the morning session of November 24.
Sector performance remained narrowly mixed, with no industry index moving more than 0.5%, except for real estate and essential consumer goods. Market breadth was relatively balanced, with 291 gainers (15 at the upper limit) and 302 decliners (6 at the lower limit).
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10:30 AM: Market Shifts to Mixed Trading
Support from a few key stocks lifted the index, with the VN-Index briefly surpassing 1,670 points. However, the rally tapered off as trading volume failed to keep pace. By 10:30 AM, the VN-Index traded around 1,663 points, while the HNX-Index turned negative, falling below 263 points.
VIC alone contributed nearly 8 points to the VN-Index, with VHM and VRE adding over 2 points. The index’s gains were primarily driven by Vingroup stocks.
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Elsewhere, the broad market’s early green trend shifted to noticeable divergence. Liquidity did not improve in line with the index’s gains, with trading value down over 7% from the previous session.
Within the VN30 basket, aside from the three Vingroup stocks and VNM (+2%), most stocks traded flat around the reference price. Notably, STB, GAS, TPB, and BCM corrected by more than 1%.
Beyond real estate, the essential consumer goods sector performed well, driven by VNM (+2.17%), MSN (+0.65%), MCH (+0.8%), HAG (+1.12%), MML (+6.16%), and DBC (+0.56%).
Other sectors traded narrowly mixed. The financial sector’s early gains also diverged, with securities stocks paring gains mid-morning and banking and insurance stocks increasingly turning red, including VCB, CTG, MBB, STB, SHB, EIB, BVH, and BMI.
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Market Open: Green Dominates Early Trading
The market opened the week positively, with green dominating. By 9:30 AM, the VN-Index rose over 8 points to around 1,663 points, while the HNX-Index surpassed 264 points.
Broad-based gains among large-cap stocks boosted investor confidence. The financial sector, particularly securities stocks, attracted early interest. Stocks like SSI, VIX, HCM, SHS, MBS, and VND saw strong demand, rising over 1% shortly after the open. This is a positive sign as liquidity is expected to improve.
Similarly, the real estate sector was led by NVL, VIC, VHM, VRE, KHG, KSF, and SJS.
Other early standouts included VNM, DBC, HAG, MML, CTD, VSC, and DPG.
– 11:50 AM, November 24, 2025
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