After a tense trading session, Vietnam’s stock market closed the week on a positive note as the VN-Index rebounded. However, the overall market sentiment remained cautious, with both buying and selling activities showing restraint.
At the close of the November 14th session, the VN-Index gained 4 points to reach 1,635.46. Trading value on HoSE amounted to approximately VND 18,160 billion. Foreign investors continued their net selling streak, offloading VND 672 billion across the market. Key details include:
On HoSE, foreign investors net sold approximately VND 672 billion
On the buying side, VNM shares were the most heavily accumulated by foreign investors, with a value of VND 309 billion. HPG followed closely, with net purchases of VND 194 billion. Other blue-chip stocks like HAG, PVD, and FPT were also in focus, with net buying values ranging from VND 53 billion to VND 85 billion.
Conversely, the top net-sold stocks were from the financial sector. STB led with VND 211 billion in net sales, followed by VCI, VIC, and HDB with net sales ranging from VND 107 billion to VND 177 billion. SSI also saw net sales of VND 80 billion from foreign investors.
On HNX, foreign investors net bought approximately VND 44 billion
Foreign investors actively net bought PVS shares with VND 96 billion. VFS, APS, and MBS saw minor net purchases, ranging from a few hundred million to VND 1 billion.
In contrast, IDC, SHS, and CEO were net sold by foreign investors, with values ranging from VND 11 billion to VND 30 billion. SD9 and TIG also saw net sales, though values were below VND 1 billion.
On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold nearly VND 44 billion
Foreign investors allocated approximately VND 7 billion to net buy VEA shares. PHP, PXL, F88, and CMF also saw minor net purchases, ranging from a few hundred million to VND 1 billion.
MCH and ACV were net sold by foreign investors, with values of VND 41 billion and VND 10 billion, respectively. OIL and ABB saw light net sales of a few hundred million each.
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