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Value of matched orders has not yet reached 15.5 trillion dong, the lowest level since June 2025, as market caution persists a day before FTSE Russell is set to confirm an upgrade for Vietnamese stocks. The stock market is in its dullest period since the Lunar New Year, driven by investor caution ahead of several major events and concerns about worsening developments from the Middle East conflict.
Total turnover today was 15.15 trillion dong, down 15% from the start of the week and the lowest in 10 months. Liquidity is only about half of the monthly average. The Ho Chi Minh City Exchange recorded no stocks with 1 trillion dong in matched orders.
Top liquidity stocks included SHB (755 billion dong), VIX (637 billion dong), and SSI (491 billion dong). Domestic investors’ cash flow supported the market, while foreign investors continued to net sell nearly 830 billion dong.
Foreign investors today concentrated on selling four bank stocks: TCB, HDB, MBB, and ACB.
In a strategy report released yesterday, Dragon Việt Securities analysts said the foreign selling reflects caution toward emerging markets, particularly as the USD remains strong and Middle East tensions show no signs of cooling.
Supported by domestic demand, the VN-Index rose by more than 2 points, ending a 3-day losing streak. The Ho Chi Minh City market index closed at 1,677 points.
The financials sector led gains. VIX hit the ceiling at 16,950 dong and had no sellers at the close. Other major names including VCI, VND, SSI, and HCM rose by more than 1% versus the reference.
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