At the end of the trading session on September 30, VN-Index decreased by 4.78 points to 1,661.7 points, with trading volume reaching more than 1.14 billion shares, equivalent to nearly 32,228 billion VND. The entire floor had 82 stocks increasing in price, while 241 stocks decreased in price and 50 stocks remained unchanged.
On the HNX floor, the HNX-Index decreased by 1.99 points to 273.16 points, with more than 118.6 million shares transferred, equivalent to more than VND2,732.5 billion. The entire floor had 70 stocks increasing in price, 109 stocks decreasing in price and 51 stocks remaining unchanged. The UPCOM-Index went in the opposite direction, increasing by 0.17 points to 109.46 points, with more than 43.1 million shares traded, equivalent to more than VND666 billion. The entire floor had 139 stocks increasing in price, 121 stocks decreasing in price and 113 stocks remaining unchanged.
In addition to the support from Vingroup stocks, including VRE hitting the ceiling, VIC up 1.22% and VHM up 1.08%, green appeared more in the banking group compared to the end of the morning session, helping the VN-Index narrow the decline. In the afternoon session, many securities stocks became positive again, with pillar codes such as SSI, SHS, HCM, VND all increasing in price. Smaller capitalization codes such as VUA hitting the ceiling, ORS, TCI, TVS... also increased in price.
Insurance stocks all rose again, closing the session in green, including PTI, ABI, BIC, BHI, AIC, PRE, and BMI. Meanwhile, real estate stocks, except for Vingroup stocks, increased, while most of the remaining stocks decreased. Telecommunications, information technology, oil and gas, and chemical stocks remained in red.
Foreign investors continued to net sell VND1,268 billion across the market. On HOSE, foreign investors net sold about VND1,280 billion, focusing on KDH with about VND382 billion, HPG with a net sale of VND172 billion. In addition,FPT , SSI and VHM were also net sold in the range of VND103-121 billion each. On HNX, foreign investors net bought more than VND18 billion, while on UPCOM net sold VND6 billion.
The session on September 30 recorded cautious sentiment from investors, as cash flow focused on a number of pillar stocks and small-cap stocks while selling pressure from foreign investors remained, causing the market to have a narrow trading range and red to dominate.
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