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Foreign investors continued to be net sellers across Vietnam’s equity market, with total net sales of about 840 billion dong. The selling pressure was concentrated on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE), while the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) saw small net buying in several names.
On HoSE, foreign investors recorded net sales of about 825 billion dong. On the buying side, VIC led with purchases of about 196 billion dong, followed by VRE at 118 billion. Other notable net purchases included GEX at 97 billion dong, VPB at 47 billion, and DCM at 31 billion.
On the selling side, FPT was the largest net sell with about 172 billion dong, followed by VHM at 154 billion. MSB saw net selling of 137 billion dong, ACB 130 billion, and VCB 87 billion.
On HNX, foreign investors posted net buying in several stocks, with PVS leading at about 3 billion dong. IVS and TNG were both around 2 billion dong, while PVI was about 2 billion and HUT was under 1 billion.
On the selling side, IDC led with about 5 billion dong in net selling. VTZ followed at 2 billion, while NRC, MST, and CEO were each around 1 billion.
On the UPCoM market, foreign investors net sold more than 8 billion dong. The top net purchase was QNS at about 7 billion dong. Other buying included OIL and HNG at around 1 billion each, while MPC and MSR were under 1 billion.
Source: Vietcap.
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