Vietnam’s stock market experienced a sharp decline, with the VN30 group of stocks losing momentum and failing to support the main index. By the close of the December 10th session, the VN-Index dropped by 28.19 points to 1,718.98 points, with the trading value on HoSE reaching approximately VND 15,160 billion.
In terms of foreign trading, foreign investors continued their net selling streak, offloading VND 368 billion across the market. Specifically:
On HoSE, foreign investors net sold approximately VND 368 billion
On the selling side, VIC was the most heavily sold stock by foreign investors, with a value of around VND 307 billion. Following closely, STB and VCB, two banking stocks, saw significant foreign outflows ranging from VND 86 billion to VND 160 billion. VHM and MSN were also net sold, with values of VND 74 billion and VND 64 billion, respectively.
On the buying side, MBB led the net buying list, with foreign investors injecting approximately VND 241 billion into this stock. HPG followed with a net buying value of around VND 152 billion, while VJC, VNM, TCB, and CTG recorded net buying values of tens of billions of dong each.
Top net bought/sold stocks by foreign investors on HoSE. Unit: billion dong
On HNX, foreign investors net bought approximately VND 10 billion
On the buying side, foreign investors primarily net bought SHS with a value of VND 13 billion. IDC and PVS followed with net buying values of a few billion dong each. VFS and NRC were net bought for approximately VND 1-2 billion, while HGM, DL1, and CLH recorded modest net buying values of around VND 100 million.
On the selling side, foreign investors most heavily net sold MBS with a value of around VND 13 billion. CEO (-VND 2 billion), VC3 (-VND 1 billion), and TNG (-VND 1 billion) were also among the stocks facing significant selling pressure.
Top net bought/sold stocks by foreign investors on HNX. Unit: billion dong
On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold approximately VND 10 billion
On UPCoM, foreign investors most heavily net bought GCF with a value of around VND 5 billion. F88 and MCH followed with net buying values of approximately VND 1-2 billion, while MFS, MML, PAT, and others recorded insignificant net buying values.
On the selling side, foreign investors most heavily net sold ACV with a value of around VND 14 billion. HBC, SBS, BHA, and MZG were also among the top net sold stocks in today’s session.
Top net bought/sold stocks by foreign investors on UPCOM. Unit: billion dong
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