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Proprietary trading recorded a net buy of 520.8 billion dong on 23 March 2026, excluding matched trades. In matched trades, proprietary traders net bought 547.1 billion dong. Domestic institutional investors also net bought 583 billion dong, including 477.4 billion dong in matched trades.
At the close of 23 March 2026, the VN-Index fell 3.44% to 1,591.17 points. Matched-trade value reached 26,126.0 billion dong, down 3.9%, and accounted for 89.1% of total trading value.
Total trading value across the three exchanges was 31,739.5 billion dong, down 5.2% from the previous session. Matched-trade value stood at 28,246.4 billion dong, down 3.8% versus the previous session, up 13.7% compared with the 5-day average, and down 15.3% compared with the 20-day average.
Liquidity declined notably in chemicals, real estate, information technology, steel, oil & gas, and food. Liquidity increased in banks, securities, and retail.
Most sectors fell. The biggest declines of more than 5% were recorded in oil & gas, retail, rubber, mining, consumer goods, and electrical equipment.
Foreign investors net sold 423.4 billion dong. In matched trades, foreign investors net sold 301.5 billion dong.
Foreign net buys in matched trades were concentrated in Food & Beverage and Financial Services. Top foreign net buys among matched-trade stocks included MSN, VNM, VCK, FPT, TCX, CTG, PLX, GAS, PVD, and DGW.
Foreign sellers in matched trades were mainly in Real Estate. Top net sells included MWG, VHM, VIC, HDB, STB, BSR, DGC, KBC, and MBB.
Domestic individual investors net sold 598.8 billion dong. Of this, 723.1 billion dong was net sold in matched trades.
In matched trades, individuals net bought in 7 of 18 sectors, mainly Retail. Top individual net buys included MWG, VIC, VPI, STB, VHM, PET, VND, SHB, BID, and NAF.
On the selling side, individuals net sold in 11 of 18 sectors, mainly Financial Services and Banking. Top individual net sells included HPG, VCG, VCK, MSN, VNM, VPB, SSI, NVL, EVF, and (among the listed names) EVF.
Proprietary trading net bought 520.8 billion dong, and in matched trades net bought 547.1 billion dong. The strongest sectors in matched trades were Retail and Banking. Top stocks net bought by proprietary traders included MWG, HPG, MBB, TCB, CTG, VIC, OCB, SSI, VGC, and VIB.
Top net sellers for proprietary trading were in Food & Beverage. The top equities net sold included MSN, ACB, SHB, VPB, E1VFVN30, HHV, FPT, BAF, FUEVFVND, and DBC.
Domestic institutions net bought 583 billion dong, including 477.4 billion dong in matched trades. In matched trades, domestic institutions net sold in 9 of 18 sectors, with the largest net selling value in Food & Beverage. Top net sellers included VPI, FPT, CTG, MSN, PET, VNM, PLX, SHB, TCX, and GAS.
The largest net buy value was in Real Estate. Top net buyers included HDB, VPB, VHM, VCG, NVL, DGC, TCB, BSR, GEX, and EVF.
Block trades totaled 3,493.1 billion dong, down 15.2% from the previous session and contributing 11% of total trading value.
Notable deals included MBB, where more than 17.4 million shares—equivalent to 452.4 billion dong—were traded abroad. Block trades also appeared in several other bank stocks such as HDB, STB, TCB, EIB, and LPB.
The money-flow distribution increased in Banks, Securities, Retail, Construction & Materials, Industrial & Consumer Goods, and Personal & Household Goods. It decreased in Real Estate, Food, Oil & Gas, Steel, Chemicals, IT, Utilities, Travel & Entertainment, Auto & Parts, and Telecommunication.
For matched trades, liquidity distribution rose in mid-cap and small-cap segments (VNMID and VNSML) and decreased in large-cap VN30.
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