The cautious sentiment was almost lifted after the VN-Index surpassed the 1,330-point mark yesterday to confirm a short-term recovery. The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange thus maintained its green color throughout today's session and at times surpassed 1,350 points. The increase narrowed in the final minutes due to scattered profit-taking, but did not affect the market trend.
VN-Index closed at nearly 1,348 points, up approximately 10 points from the reference. The market was skewed towards the buying side with 177 stocks increasing, while only 133 stocks decreased. In the large-cap basket, the number of stocks increasing was also double that of stocks decreasing.
The real estate group was the driving force for today's session when most closed above the reference, except for CII and DXS which decreased slightly. Many small and medium-cap stocks such as LDG, PDR, KHG, NVL reversed from decreasing to increasing by over 2% with strong liquidity.
The two pillars of the real estate group, VIC and VHM, increased by 2.7% and 3.3%, respectively, to VND87,700 and VND69,600, leading the list of most positive impacts on the index.
The banking group also performed positively, although the increase was smaller than yesterday. LPB and OCB were the most excited in this group, accumulating 2.2% compared to the reference. Large-cap stocks such as VCB, STB, HDB, TCB, CTG increased by 0.1-1%.
Fertilizer stocks recorded a consensus increase. The market prices of DPM and DCM increased by 5.5% and 3.1% respectively, while DGC reversed from decreasing to increasing by nearly 1%.
On the other hand, the oil and gas group was under strong profit-taking pressure after the hot increase at the end of last week and the beginning of this week. PVT and PLX both lost more than 3%, while BSR , PVD and OIL decreased by 2-2.6%.
VN-Index increased but liquidity did not improve much. Today, nearly 864 million shares were traded, worth VND20,900 billion, down about VND100 billion compared to the first session of the week. HPG topped the liquidity chart with VND716 billion, followed by 3 representatives of the banking group: VPB, TCB and MBB.
Foreign investors contributed a lot to this increase when they net bought 572 billion VND, extending the buying streak for 4 consecutive sessions. This group bought 2,440 billion VND while selling about 1,870 billion VND. NVL was the most heavily bought by foreign investors with a net buying volume of nearly 8 million shares, followed by HPG, ACB and VPB.
TH (according to VnExpress)Source: https://baohaiduong.vn/chung-khoan-tiep-tuc-tang-manh-414288.html
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