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Selling pressure from the Vingroup group at times pushed the VN-Index down by more than 30 points during the session, before buying demand emerged to narrow the losses by the close. By the end of May 13 trading, the VN-Index was down a little over 3 points to 1,899. Liquidity remained high, with HOSE trading value near 30 trillion dong. Foreign investors' trading was a negative for the session, with a net selling of about 1.475 trillion dong. On HOSE, foreigners net sold 1.434 trillion dong. On the buy side, MSB was the most heavily bought by foreigners on HOSE, with value over 545 billion dong. MSN and BSR followed, bought 152 and 106 billion dong respectively. On the downside, FPT led net selling with 383 billion dong; followed by ACB and VHM, net selling 260 billion dong and 242 billion dong, while STB also faced selling pressure totaling 193 billion dong. On the HNX, foreigners net sold 60 billion dong. On the buy side, NTP was the top net buyer with 3 billion dong; TNG followed with 1 billion. In addition, foreigners modestly accumulated PVI, PLC, LAS. On UPCOM, foreigners bought 19 billion dong net. On the buy side, MSR was purchased by foreigners for 35 billion dong; followed by HNG and QNS, each with a few hundred million. Conversely, OIL was the top net seller on UPCOM with 20 billion dong; foreigners also sold in ACV, ABW, and other names.
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