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VN-Index -14.21 points (1,028.19) at close, October 31

The VN-Index has had another rocky day ending the day down 14.21 points or 1.36 percent at 1,028.19, according to HOSE data. Vietnam’s primary stock market is now well below its September high when it went over 1,240 points. This comes on the back of weak business results as the reporting season continues but is also likely a symptom of wider challenges facing Vietnam’s economy. Note that foreign traders appear to have bought into the sell-off increasing their holdings by a collective US$11.8 million.

Foreign investor trades on HOSE October 25 to 31

BuySellChange
DateVNDUS$VNDUS$VNDUS$
25/10694$28,248,7151,251$50,920,954-557-$22,672,239
26/101,622$66,022,2121,721$70,051,928-99-$4,029,716
27/101,144$46,565,6051,489$60,608,554-345-$14,042,949
30/10935$38,058,4271,041$42,373,072-106-$4,314,645
31/101,920$78,152,0641,630$66,347,846290$11,804,218
Total6,315$257,047,0237,132$290,302,354-817-$33,255,331

Most popular stocks by volume for foreign investors October 31

CodeNameSectorVolume
VHMVinhomesResidential Real Estate15,729,428
HPGHoa Phat GroupSteel9,004,885
MWGMobile World Investment CorporationTelecommunications7,033,669
VREVincom RetailRetail Property6,774,308
SSISSI SecuritiesSecurities Trading6,661,761

Source: Trading news October 31, 2023

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