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Amid a market close marked by record-low liquidity, securities stocks provided a brief source of support as internal information appeared to trigger a rally. The VN-Index remained range-bound around the 20-day moving average.
By the end of today’s session, the VN-Index closed up 0.15% (+2.55 points), after a morning decline of 0.12%. Market breadth improved in the afternoon, with 161 gainers and 140 decliners (morning: 123 gainers, 150 decliners).
As external volatility kept investors cautious, attention appeared to shift away from an FTSE upgrade assessment expected to be announced tomorrow. Instead, securities stocks drew strong liquidity and rose sharply, suggesting an initial reaction to internal support information.
VIX was the only stock in the group that rose solidly in the morning, closing above the reference at 1.26%. In the afternoon, the move accelerated after 2:15 p.m., when VIX “exploded” in both price and liquidity.
Beyond the most liquid names, several other securities stocks rose more than 3%, including UPS, FTS, CSI, SHS, BSI, and ORS. Across the group, 23 stocks closed up more than 1%, while only 6 finished lower: TVS, TCX, EVS, WSS, APG, and HAC.
In liquidity terms, seven of these stocks traded above 100 billion dong. Price action across the group was broadly similar, with most of the spike occurring after 2 p.m., supported by concentrated capital inflows during that period.
With the Middle East conflict approaching a potential flare-up point, maintaining stability was viewed as a positive factor, given the risk of unexpected changes. However, the rally window for securities stocks appeared relatively short, and the price gains did not spread widely enough beyond the sector.
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