Vietnam’s VN-Index climbed 26.29 points to close at 1,557.42, up 1.72 percent, Monday, according to the latest data from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange→view source.
Total trading value hit VND 46.88 trillion, or about US$1.8 billion, showing robust investor interest across sectors.
Winners by group
- Midcaps led the rally, up 3.49 percent
- Industrials (+3.42 percent) and financials (+2.79 percent) followed closely
- Small-caps and real estate also gained over 2 percent
- Tech stocks underperformed, up just 0.5 percent
Biggest price gainers
- HSL, SJS, PDR, CII, SHB – all rose around 7 percent
Top losers
- VNS, LDG, TCD, TCR, SC5 – VNS and LDG dropped nearly 7 percent
Foreign investor activity
Foreign investors sold more than they bought, with a net sell of VND 1.05 trillion (~US$40 million):
- Buy value: VND 3.59 trillion (~US$138 million)
- Sell value: VND 4.64 trillion (~US$179 million)
Top foreign trades
- Most traded: HPG, SHB, NVL, VPB, SSI
- Highest value trades: HPG (US$663 million), VHM, SHB, FPT, VCB
- Top net buys: SHB, VHM, VNM, VCB, VPB
Vietnam’s market had a bullish day, powered by industrial and mid-sized stocks. While domestic investors showed confidence, foreign players were cautious, continuing their net selling trend. Stocks like SHB and HPG drew the most attention on both fronts.
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