Stock market: Vietnam's VN-Index gains .79 percent, foreign traders net-sell US$33.9 million
Vietnam’s stock market closed higher on 9 September with the VN-Index rising 12.79 points to 1,637.32, supported by gains in large-cap and financial stocks, according to the latest data from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange → view source.
Key details:
- VN-Index: Closed at 1,637.32, up 0.79 percent, with trading value at VND 31.64 trillion (US$1.22 billion).
- VN30: Gained 17.95 points to 1,825.17, up 0.99 percent on turnover of VND 16.12 trillion (US$620 million).
- Broader market: Mid-cap index rose 1.29 percent, small-cap index added 0.37 percent.
- Sector movers: Construction (+1.76 percent), real estate (+1.79 percent), and financials (+1.17 percent) led gains; energy (-0.28 percent), materials (-0.28 percent), and utilities (-0.28 percent) slipped.
- Trading volume: 1.19 billion shares exchanged, worth VND 31.86 trillion (US$1.23 billion).
- Top volumes: SHB (106m shares), HPG (77m), SSI (52m), VIX (47m), VPB (44m).
- Top gainers: SRC (+7.0 percent), PMG (+6.96 percent), VNE (+6.93 percent).
- Top losers: TDW (-6.88 percent), EVG (-6.81 percent), CCC (-6.76 percent).
- Foreign investors: Net sold VND 882 billion (US$33.9 million) with total buys at VND 3.34 trillion (US$128.6 million) and sells at VND 4.23 trillion (US$162.5 million).
- Foreign activity highlights: Most traded were HPG, VPB, SSI, MBB, TCB. Net buying concentrated in FPT (VND 454.8 billion), VPB, SSI, VIX, HDB.
The VN-Index extended gains as large caps and financials supported sentiment despite continued foreign outflows.
Construction and real estate stocks showed strength, while energy and materials lagged.
Trading liquidity remained high, reflecting active participation across market segments.
