Foreign Block Net Sells Trillions in Week of October 6-10, Contrasting with 700 Billion Dong “Buy” of a Bluechip Stock

Foreign investors maintained their selling pressure, though the intensity eased compared to previous weeks.

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Vietnam’s stock market witnessed a historic trading week from October 6th to 10th, as FTSE Russell upgraded the country from Frontier to Secondary Emerging market status. Coupled with the economy’s robust growth momentum, the benchmark VN-Index surged 6.18%, surpassing the September 2025 peak and setting a new all-time high at 1,747.55 points. Liquidity improved by 19% compared to the previous week, with large-cap stocks leading the impressive rally.

Foreign investors continued their net selling pressure, though at a reduced intensity compared to prior weeks. Notably, on Wednesday, October 8th, foreign investors turned net buyers on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE). Over the five sessions, foreign investors were net sellers of VND 5,517 billion across the market.

On individual exchanges, foreign investors were net sellers of VND 5,030 billion on HoSE, VND 430 billion on HNX, and VND 57 billion on UPCoM.

Analyzing individual stocks, VRE was the most heavily sold, with a net outflow of VND 906.8 billion, significantly outpacing other stocks. MBB followed with VND 705.6 billion, trailed by MSN (VND 628.6 billion), VPB (VND 608.6 billion), and SSI (VND 521 billion). Other large-cap stocks facing capital outflows included STB (VND 492.4 billion), VCI (VND 449.8 billion), SHB (VND 425.5 billion), and CTG (VND 367.6 billion). CII, IDC, and SHS also saw significant net selling, ranging from VND 190 billion to VND 220 billion each.

On the buying side, HPG led with a net inflow of VND 741.4 billion, followed by GEX (VND 506.1 billion) and VIC (VND 324.9 billion). BSR (VND 145.4 billion), FPT (VND 134.8 billion), VCB (VND 112.3 billion), and ACB (VND 101.6 billion) also attracted significant foreign interest. Additionally, NLG, FRT, CTD, TCH, and LPB recorded net buying values ranging from VND 70 billion to nearly VND 100 billion.

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