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Foreign investors continued to be a net selling force in Vietnam’s listed market, unloading more than 700 billion dong across two VN30 stocks. Overall foreign trading remained a negative factor, with a net sale of about 916 billion dong.
On HOSE, foreigners net sold 905 billion dong. On the buying side, MSN was the most purchased by foreign investors on HOSE, with value of over 162 billion dong. VIX and VIC followed, bought at 147 billion and 136 billion dong, respectively.
In contrast, foreigners were net sellers in two large codes, totaling more than 700 billion dong. FPT led the net selling with 445 billion dong, followed by VHM and ACB, selling 267 billion and 138 billion dong, respectively. MSB also faced selling pressure of 110 billion dong.
On HNX, foreign investors recorded a net buy of 1.55 billion dong. PVI was the top net buyer with 7 billion dong, followed by IDC with 6 billion dong. Foreign investors also bought a few billion dong to accumulate TNG, SHS, and MBS.
Conversely on HNX, PVS faced foreign selling pressure of 9 billion dong, PLC sold 5 billion dong, and NTP, VC3, and HUT each saw selling of a few billion dong.
On UPCOM, foreign investors posted a net sale of 13 billion dong. QNS was bought by foreigners at 2.4 billion dong, while MML and MSR were also purchased at a few hundred million each.
On the sell side, ACV saw foreign selling of 15 billion dong. Foreign investors also sold at SBB and F88, among others.
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