The VN-Index has finished the day up 8.03 points or .73 percent to close out the week at 1,102.16 points. Foreign traders continued to net-sell today, withdrawing an additional US$12.7 million from the market. For the week on the whole, traders net sold US$29 million. Banking and real estate stocks today were the most traded among foreign firms.

Trades by foreign investors HoSE December 1

	Buy		Sell		Change
Date	VND*	US$	VND*	US$	VND*	US$
27/11	635	$26,131,647	595	$24,485,559	40	$1,646,088
28/11	897	$36,913,523	848	$34,897,066	49	$2,016,458
29/11	974	$40,082,243	1,074	$44,197,463	-100	-$4,115,220
30/11	1,184	$48,724,205	1,567	$64,485,497	-383	-$15,761,293
1/12	635	$26,131,647	944	$38,847,677	-309	-$12,716,030
Total	4,325	$177,983,265	5,028	$206,913,262	-703	-$28,929,997
*billions

Most trade by foreign investors December 1

Code	Name	Sector	Volume
TCB	Vietnam Technological and Commercial Bank	Banking and Finance	4,468,420
VHM	Vinhomes	Residential Real Estate	3,900,339
VIC	Vingroup	Real Estate Services and Construction	2,906,503
DXG	Dat Xanh Group	Real Estate Services and Construction	2,206,409
HPG	Hoa Phat Group	Steel	2,059,563

Source: Trading news November 1, 2023

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