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The Vietnamese stock market closed the session relatively positively, even though selling pressure increased toward the close, causing the VN-Index to retreat slightly. Despite the index's decline, market breadth on HoSE remained skewed toward buyers with 178 stocks advancing. At the close on April 17, the VN-Index fell by nearly 3 points to 1,817. Liquidity on HoSE did not improve much, with matched value about 20,500 billion VND. Foreign investors continued to buy net about 52 billion VND. On HOSE, foreigners bought net 110 billion VND. On the purchase side, the strongest net purchases were VIC with about 315 billion VND. Next were MWG with nearly 195 billion, MSN with about 99 billion, FPT with about 63 billion, and VPI with about 40 billion. On the downside, net selling was concentrated most at VIX with about 67 billion, followed by CII with nearly 53 billion, SSI with about 49 billion, VJC with nearly 49 billion, and TCH with about 45 billion. On HNX, foreigners sold a net 44 billion. On the buy side, the strongest purchases were PVS with about 6 billion, then NTP with about 2 billion, NRC with nearly 1 billion, PVI with about 0.5 billion, and VC3 with about 0.4 billion. On the sell side, CEOs led with about 33 billion, followed by KSF with nearly 7, SHS with about 5, and IDC and HUT with around 4 and 2 respectively. On UPCOM, foreigners sold about 15 billion. On the buy side, F88 around 3 billion; BGE around 0.4 billion; MPC, VRG, and WSB with negligible net purchases. On the sell side, ACV was the strongest net seller with about 11 billion, followed by VEA around 3 billion, OIL around 2 billion, DDV around 1 billion, and ABI around 0.6 billion. Nguồn: Vietcap
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