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During the week of 20-24 April, market liquidity remained subdued, with both trading volume and trading value declining versus the previous week. The VN-Index rose 2% to 1,853 points, while the HNX-Index fell 3% to around 252 billion dong.
Funds flow weakened notably over the week. On HOSE, trading volume fell 11% to about 794 million shares per session, while trading value dropped more than 7% to about 23.3 trillion dong per session. On HNX, the decline was sharper: trading volume and value decreased by about 19% to 70 million shares per session and 1.2 trillion dong per session, respectively.
Liquidity was allocated across many sectors, with no single sector attracting outsized money. However, one group stood out: construction stocks HTN, VNE, TV2, CTD, and VC2 saw liquidity increase notably versus the prior week.
Transport stocks also drew cash during the week. PVP, HAH, PVT, and DXP appeared among the top stocks with the strongest liquidity on both exchanges. Among them, VTO and HAH rose by more than 100% versus the same period.
Conversely, some groups experienced outflows. Metal stocks such as TLH, VGS, and NSH faced selling pressure, with trading-volume declines of 30-50%.
In the securities sector, several stocks—including VCK, HCM, APG, APS, SHS, BVS, VFS, and MBS—recorded notably weaker liquidity than the previous week.
List of stocks with the largest liquidity changes based on average traded volume per session.
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