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In the April 21 session, Vietnam’s stock market saw gains earlier in the day, but selling pressure increased toward the close, leading the VN-Index to reverse and fall. At the close, the VN-Index declined by 4 points to 1,833. Liquidity stayed high, with the HOSE trading value near 25 trillion VND.
Foreign investors were net sellers, exerting downward pressure on the market. Net selling totaled about 421 billion VND.
On HOSE, foreigners net sold 377 billion VND.
On the buying side, FUEVFVND was the most actively purchased stock by foreigners on HOSE, with purchases of over 294 billion VND. HPG and MSN followed, bought at 291 billion VND and 80 billion VND, respectively.
On the negative side, FPT remained the top selling stock for foreigners, with net selling of 171 billion VND. VCB and MSB were next, sold at 124 billion VND and 108 billion VND.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), foreigners net sold 47 billion VND.
On the buy side, PVS was net bought the most at 5 billion VND, followed by VGS with 0.9 billion VND. They also bought TIG, DXP, and VTZ in smaller amounts.
On the sell side, SHS faced foreign selling pressure of 41 billion VND. IDC followed with 7 billion VND, while HUT, CEO, and NTP were also sold by foreigners in amounts of several billion each.
On UPCOM, foreigners net bought 3 billion VND.
On the buying phase, OIL was bought by foreigners for 13 billion VND. ABB and F88 were also bought, each for a few hundred million VND.
On the flip side, ACV was net sold by foreigners for 11 billion VND, and foreigners also sold in QNS, VEA, among others.
Mai Chi, Market Life (Source: Vietcap)
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