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The stock market posted a strong rally led by the Vingroup group of stocks. At the close on April 28, the VN-Index rose 22.55 points to 1,875. Liquidity remained low with the value of transactions on HOSE around 19 trillion dong. Foreign investors were net sellers, with a net outflow of about 547 billion dong. On HOSE, foreigners net sold 529 billion dong. On the buying side, VRE was the most bought stock by foreigners on HOSE with a value of over 157 billion dong. Followed by NVL and VIC, which were bought 119 and 88 billion dong respectively. On the other hand, FPT continued to be the top net seller with 285 billion dong; followed by VHM and SHB with 169 billion and 81 billion dong. On HNX, foreigners net sold 17 billion dong. On the buy side, CEO was the most bought with 3 billion dong; TNG followed with 1.9 billion dong. Additionally, foreigners chipped in a few billion to net buy IDC, SHS, HUT. On UPCOM, foreigners net sold 1 billion dong. On the buy side, HNG was bought 10 billion dong; MSR and VEA also drew purchases of a few hundred million dong each. By contrast, ACV was net sold by foreigners for 10 billion dong, with other names such as QNS and F88 also mentioned as net sellers.
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