Vietnam’s stock market witnessed a relatively volatile session on Monday, June 30. The VN-Index opened higher, accompanied by improved liquidity, indicating a positive investor sentiment. However, the market started to diverge in the afternoon session, with the VN-Index closing up 4.63 points at 1,376.07 points, while the HoSE floor turnover reached VND18,830 billion.
In this context, foreign investors returned to net buying on the HoSE floor while net selling on the HNX and UPCOM floors. Looking at the overall market, foreign investors net bought VND 541 billion. Specifically:
On HoSE, foreign investors net bought VND 592 billion.
On the buying side, MSN witnessed the strongest net buying by foreign investors in the market, with a value of VND 150 billion. NLG and DBC also saw strong net buying, with values of VND 129 billion and VND 105 billion, respectively. VND, MWG, HDC, and FRT also attracted foreign capital inflows.
Conversely, HPG experienced the largest net selling by foreign investors, with a value of VND 87 billion. VHM and BID also witnessed net selling of between VND 58 billion and VND 35 billion each. KDH, SAB, ACB, and other stocks were net sold in the range of several billion VND each.
On HNX, foreign investors net sold VND 37 billion.
In terms of net selling, PVS witnessed the highest net outflow of approximately VND 44 billion, followed by MBS with VND 15 billion. Other stocks such as VFS, SHS, and TNG also experienced net selling in the range of several billion VND.
On the buying side, IDC and CEO saw net buying of VND 12 billion and VND 10 billion, respectively. LAS, VGS, HUT, and BVS also witnessed modest net buying during the session.
On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold approximately VND 13 billion.
In terms of net buying, ABI and HPP attracted net buying of approximately VND 2 billion each, while DDV, VEF, and GDA also witnessed modest net buying by foreign investors.
Conversely, MCH experienced the largest net selling of VND 12 billion. MML and QNS followed with net selling of VND 10 billion and VND 2 billion, respectively.
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