Bank Stock Surges as Brokerage Firms Unexpectedly Sweep Up Shares on November 26th

Proprietary trading desks at Vietnamese securities companies collectively net-purchased VND 322 billion worth of equities on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) during the referenced period.

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Following a session marked by intense selling pressure, the market rebounded strongly at the start of the November 26 session. Supply was well-absorbed across numerous stocks, with the VN-Index showing improved liquidity in the afternoon session. At close, the VN-Index gained 20 points (+1.20%), reaching 1,680.36 points, reclaiming the losses from the previous session. Foreign trading was a highlight, with net buying of approximately VND 579 billion.

Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks net bought VND 322 billion on HOSE.

Specifically, TCB saw the strongest net buying at VND 53 billion, followed by VHM (VND 43 billion), HPG (VND 37 billion), VIC (VND 36 billion), VJC (VND 28 billion), FPT (VND 26 billion), MSN (VND 22 billion), VRE (VND 21 billion), MBB (VND 20 billion), and DGC (VND 16 billion).

Conversely, securities firms were the strongest net sellers in E1VFVN30, with a value of -VND 68 billion, followed by CII (-VND 57 billion), FRT (-VND 11 billion), KBC (-VND 5 billion), and SHB (-VND 4 billion). Other stocks also recorded notable net selling, including PVD (-VND 4 billion), VIB (-VND 3 billion), PVT (-VND 2 billion), KDH (-VND 2 billion), and VPL (-VND 2 billion).

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