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After a session of pressure-driven adjustments near the resistance level, the market continued to pull back on April 22 amid low liquidity. It then recovered and rose again, led by the Vingroup stock group. At the close, the VN-Index increased by 23.82 points, or +1.30%, to 1,857.30 points.
In foreign investor trading, foreign investors continued to net sell about 108 billion VND across the market.
Proprietary trading desks turned to net selling sharply by 1,183 billion VND on HOSE.
The strongest net selling was recorded at FUEVFVND with -285 billion VND, followed by VSC (-233 billion), MWG (-166 billion), STB (-126 billion) and VIC (-88 billion). Other notable net selling included VHM (-66 billion), FPT (-62 billion), VPB (-47 billion), HDB (-38 billion) and VNM (-34 billion).
On the buy side, E1VFVN30 was the strongest net buyer with 32 billion VND. It was followed by GEX (20 billion), MBB (13 billion), HPG (9 billion), PVT (9 billion), GAS (4 billion), while GEL, DGC and REE each recorded 3 billion VND. VTP recorded net buying of 1 billion VND.
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