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Domestic institutional investors posted net selling of VND 1,875.3 billion in week 19/2026, including net selling of VND 0.6 billion on the order-matching segment. The VN-Index closed week 19/2026 at 1,915.37 points, up 61.27 points (+3.30%), extending the rebound to a sixth consecutive week. Liquidity recovered modestly, but market breadth was not broadly supportive, with only 160 of 265 stocks advancing for the week—suggesting the rally remained concentrated rather than widely shared.
On HOSE, the average value of order-driven trades reached VND 21,558 billion per session, up 18.84% from week 18 (which had only two trading days before the holiday) and up 6.92% versus the five-week average.
Across the market, total average daily trading value rose to VND 27,123 billion, while matched trades averaged VND 22,980 billion. Matched-trade value increased 18.03% from the previous week and 5.14% from the five-week average, indicating improving demand in some large- and mid-cap stocks rather than a broad-based rebound.
Foreign investors net sold VND 4,330.2 billion, with net selling of VND 3,907 billion on the order-matching segment. Their main net purchases on matched trades were in Food & Beverage and Electricity, Water & Gas.
Top net-buy stocks on matched trades included MSN, POW, GEX, VIX, VRE, MWG, BID, SSI, DGC, and GEE. In contrast, foreigners were net sellers in the Information Technology sector, with the largest net-sold stocks including FPT, ACB, HPG, KDH, VCB, NVL, VHM, STB, and TCB.
Individual investors posted a net buy of VND 5,941.0 billion, including net buying of VND 3,506.7 billion on matched trades. They bought net in 13 of 18 sectors on matched trades, led by Real Estate. Main net-buy stocks included FPT, HPG, ACB, VIC, VHC, VPB, KDH, NVL, HCM, and VHM.
On the selling side, individuals were net sellers in 5 of 18 sectors on matched trades, mainly in Electricity, Water & Gas and Industrial Goods & Services. Top net-sellers included MSN, POW, GEE, STB, HDB, SHB, DGC, GMD, BID, and (also listed among top net-sellers) GEE.
Proprietary traders recorded a net buy of VND 264.5 billion, with net purchases of VND 400.8 billion on the matched segment. On matched trades, they bought net in 10 of 18 sectors, with Real Estate and Basic Resources as the strongest net-buy groups. Top net-buy stocks included KBC, HPG, VNM, VHM, TCB, FPT, HDB, MBB, GAS, and EIB.
Proprietary traders’ top net-sold stocks were concentrated in Financial Services, including STB, SSI, VCI, TPB, MWG, GMD, VIB, PLX, GEX, and VIX.
Domestic institutions net sold VND 1,875.3 billion, with net selling of VND 0.6 billion on the order-matching segment. On matched trades, they sold net in 9 of 18 sectors, with the largest value in Real Estate. Top net-sellers included VIC, VPB, MBB, VHC, VPI, POW, GEX, VRE, HCM, and VCG.
The largest net-buy value was in the Banking group. Top net-buy stocks included FPT, ACB, STB, GEE, KDH, VCB, SHB, HDB, TCB, and VND.
In week 19/2026, money-flow distribution increased in Banking and Food, recovered from a 10-week low in Securities, Steel, and Electricity, and weakened in Real Estate, Construction, Information Technology, Retail, and Airlines.
By market-cap, the money-flow signal was weaker for the large-cap VN30 group while improving markedly in the mid-cap VNMID group. The share of money flow into VN30 fell to 53.1% (from 56.3% in week 18). Meanwhile, VNMID rose to 40.8%, and VNSML edged up to 4.1%.
Price movement continued to be led mainly by VN30 and, to some extent, VNMID, while VNSML fell for the fourth consecutive week. Overall, the data suggests VN-Index gains remained heavily dependent on leading stocks, with breadth still skewed toward declines.
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