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According to SSI, the confirmation of the next trend will depend on the extent of improvement and diffusion of short-term money flows.
On April 7, the VN-Index rose 2.55 points, equivalent to 0.15%, to close at 1,677.54 points. The HNX-Index increased 1.67 points, or 0.68%, to end at 246.7 points.
Liquidity continued to decline, suggesting selling pressure was not large.
(BVSC) The VN-Index successfully tested the MA200 line and recovered toward the end of the session. Market breadth was fairly balanced between gainers and decliners. Liquidity declined further, indicating selling pressure was not large. BVSC said maintaining moves above the MA200 could create an opportunity to extend the rebound, with a short-term target around the MA50 at 1,770–1,785 points. The brokerage added that sector performance will differentiate based on Q1 earnings forecasts and the upcoming AGM season.
(BSC) After choppiness in the 1,665–1,690 range, VN-Index closed at 1,677.54 points, up nearly 3 points from the previous session. Market breadth was fairly balanced, with 8/18 sectors higher, led by Financial Services. The Personal & Household Goods sector fell the most. BSC noted foreign investors were net sellers on HSX and net buyers on HNX/UPCOM. VN-Index is testing both SMA20 and SMA200, and BSC said the next trend is difficult to forecast as liquidity keeps thinning, recommending cautious trading until the trend is confirmed.
(SH S) SH S described the market as being in a consolidation phase with a narrowing range and declining liquidity. The short-term VN-Index is consolidating within a narrow 1,650–1,700 band. Support is around 1,650–1,670, corresponding to the March 9, 2026 low and the 200-day moving average. SH S also said VN30 remains less positive, trading below the 200-day average after a strong run since April 2025, and that positive momentum for VN30 is unlikely unless it breaks around 1,860 with positive liquidity.
(VCBS) VCBS said active buying demand remains and is ready to support the market. In addition, VCBS reported clear dispersion in money flow: on the daily chart, the index continued to test the 1,675 level near the MA20 region, while the CMF indicator continued to trend higher, reinforcing the uptrend and indicating active buying demand. On the intraday chart, MACD still shows a gap between signal lines, suggesting near-term selling pressure still has some dominance. RSI is around 50, implying mild corrections could occur in coming sessions. VCBS advised prioritizing risk management and keeping portfolio exposure safe, while deploying capital in portions and focusing on stocks with solid fundamentals in sectors attracting money such as Banking, Retail, and Securities.
(SSI) SSI reiterated that the consolidation in a narrow range is expected to continue until a new move, and that confirmation of the next trend depends on improvement and diffusion of short-term money flows.
(TVS) TVS said the VN-Index rose 2.6 points (+0.2%) to close at 1,677.5 points. The index regained strength after touching MA200, supported by demand concentrated in individual stocks including VIC, LPB, and VPB. TVS noted liquidity remains subdued, with trading value down more than 15% versus the previous day. TVS expects the VN-Index to continue its short-term rebound after successfully retesting MA200, but said liquidity weakness is the main constraint. TVS maintained a target of 1,730–1,740, corresponding to 100-day moving average resistance, and advised reducing weight when the index reaches the target zone.
(YSVN) YSVN expected the 1,710–1,740 range to be tested again.
(VCBS) VCBS also suggested that VN-Index has room to rise at the start of April 8, but banks may face selling pressure at the open, likely leading to higher volatility in a 1,660–1,700 (+/-10) point range.
(VCSC) VCSC similarly indicated the VN-Index could rise in early trading on April 8, but said the Banking sector may face selling pressure at higher open levels, implying potential swings within 1,660–1,700 (+/-10) points.
(SH S) SH S said there are not many standout growth drivers currently and that the market is watching FTSE Russell’s mid-term upgrade announcement expected on 08/04/2026. SH S maintained a neutral stance, waiting for major indices to resume an uptrend with improved liquidity, and suggested cautious consideration of value opportunities with high dividend yields in high-quality companies if available.
(BVSC) BVSC added that sector differentiation will depend on Q1 earnings forecasts and the upcoming AGM season.
Across broker views, the common theme was that liquidity weakness and narrowing price ranges point to consolidation, with the next directional move likely requiring improved money flow. Several brokerages advised maintaining prudent portfolio exposure and using risk management while the market remains near key moving-average levels.
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