Real estate leads the wave, VN-Index jumps to new historical peak

The trading session on October 10 ended with green dominating the VN-Index, thanks to the strong breakout of major real estate stocks.

VN-Index increased by 31.08 points (up 1.81%) to 1,747.55 points, while HNX-Index decreased slightly by 1.32 points (down 0.48%) to 273.62 points.

Total market liquidity recorded matching volume on HOSE reaching over 998 million shares, worth over VND32,000 billion; HNX reaching over 90.9 million shares, worth over VND2,100 billion. Buyers dominated with 405 stocks increasing compared to 310 stocks decreasing.

In the VN30 basket, 22 stocks increased, 5 stocks decreased and 3 stocks remained unchanged, confirming the stable upward trend of large-cap stocks. VIC, VHM, VRE and HPG were the stocks that had the most positive impact on the VN-Index, while TPB, VNM, VIX and BVH were under selling pressure but had insignificant impact.

The real estate sector led the increase, notably VIC (up 6.96%), VHM (up 6.96%), VRE (up 6.18%) and KBC (up 2.15%). The consumer staples and information technology sectors also recorded strong increases, with notable stocks such as SBT (up 7%), MCH (up 7.94%), MSN (up 1.2%), VHC (up 2.36%),FPT (up 2.02%), CMG (up 1.01%) and POT (up 0.52%).

Meanwhile, the HNX-Index performed less positively, negatively affected by the codes KSF (down 3.76%), IDC (down 2.06%), PVS (down 1.8%) and SHS (down 0.75%).

Regarding foreign transactions, foreign investors continued to net sell on both exchanges. On HOSE, foreign investors net sold more than VND540 billion, concentrated in VPB (VND310.38 billion), CTG (VND263.14 billion), MSN (VND249.69 billion) and VRE (VND195.08 billion). On HNX, foreign investors net sold more than VND190 billion, mainly in SHS (VND144.49 billion), IDC (VND99.61 billion), PVS (VND11.01 billion) and VFS (VND3.45 billion).

The session on October 10 showed that large real estate stocks were the focus of attracting cash flow, while selling pressure from foreign investors remained. Stable domestic cash flow helped the VN-Index maintain its upward momentum, opening up expectations that the market would continue to be vibrant in the coming sessions.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/thi-truong-tien-te/bat-dong-san-dan-song-vnindex-bat-tang-len-moc-dinh-lich-su-moi-20251010171432633.htm