Vietnam Market Wrap: Vietnam stock market dips as foreign investors turn net sellers

The VN-Index closed at 1,315.49 on June 13, falling 7.50 points or 0.57 percent, as selling pressure dominated across key sectors. Total trading value reached VND 27,143.98 billion or approximately US$1.04 billion.

Foreign trading summary

Foreign investors returned to net selling with a net volume of over 15.6 million shares and a net value of VND 93 billion. Foreign buying amounted to 90.6 million shares worth VND 2,538 billion, while selling reached 106.3 million shares valued at VND 2,445 billion.

Top foreign buys

  • MBB (Military Bank): Closed at VND 24.85, up 0.61 percent. Foreign investors bought 739,060 shares.
  • NVL (Novaland): Closed at VND 14.30, up 0.35 percent. Strong liquidity with over 543,000 shares purchased by foreign investors.
  • VPB (VPBank): Closed at VND 18.15, down 0.28 percent, but remained actively traded with nearly 482,000 foreign buys.
  • DXG (Dat Xanh): Despite a 0.63 percent drop to VND 15.75, it drew foreign demand at over 423,000 shares.
  • CTG (VietinBank): Rose 3.64 percent to VND 39.90 with over 418,000 shares bought.

Top foreign sells

  • MBB and NVL saw heavy foreign selling.
  • VPB and DXG also faced strong selling pressure despite overall market liquidity.

The decline in the VN-Index, combined with a return to foreign net selling, signals cautious investor sentiment. Financials and real estate remained in focus, but pressure from foreign exits weighed on momentum.

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