The VN-Index has finished the first trading day of the new year up slightly. It gained 1.79 points or .16 percent in the day’s trade, closing at 1,131.72. Foreign traders, however, returned to net-selling US$14.6 million worth of Vietnam’s stocks.

Trading history, foreign investors, last five trading days

	Buy		Sell		Change
Date	VND*	US$	VND*	US$	VND*	US$
26/12	1,088	$44,709,293	1,398	$57,448,154	-310	-$12,738,861
27/12	953	$39,161,724	839	$34,477,111	114	$4,684,613
28/12	1,223	$50,256,861	780	$32,052,618	443	$18,204,243
29/12	1,282	$52,681,354	940	$38,627,514	342	$14,053,840
2/1	789	$32,422,456	1,144	$47,010,506	-355	-$14,588,051
Total	5,335	$219,231,689	5,101	$209,615,903	234	$9,615,785
*billions

Source: Transaction news January 2, 2024

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