VN-Index lost nearly 15 points at one point in the early morning of September 4, but narrowed the red to single digits at the end of the session thanks to the support of Vingroup group.
Stocks returned after the holiday with red covering the board, in line with the world financial markets. VN-Index fell nearly 15 points after ATO with the entire bluechip group trading below reference.
The market gradually recovered as trading hours progressed, approaching the 1,280-point threshold in the middle of the morning session. However, selling pressure remained overwhelming, causing the HoSE index to plunge once again. Before the lunch break, the VN-Index fell below the 1,270-point zone.
In the afternoon session, the market gradually found a balance. Demand supported prices to increase rapidly in the area below 1,270 points. In the bluechip group, the Vingroup duo VHM and VRE increased strongly again, and green also appeared more in the mid-cap group.
VN-Index recovered, closing at 1,275.8 points, down more than 8 points (0.63%). VN30-Index lost nearly 14 points (1.04%), down to 1,317.71 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index both closed below reference.
Total market liquidity reached over VND17,300 billion. Of which, liquidity on the HoSE floor accounted for over VND15,700 billion, an increase of over VND2,000 billion compared to the previous session. Foreign investors net sold over VND760 billion today, the highest since the beginning of August.
At the end of the session, HoSE had 117 stocks increasing in price, compared to 313 stocks decreasing in price.
VHM was the stock that contributed the most to the VN-Index with 1.07 points when this code increased by 2.4%, to 42,500 VND. In contrast, VCB was the stock that weighed down the index the most when this code decreased by nearly 1%, to 91,000 VND.
In VN30, SSB and PLX both decreased by more than 3%, VPB and HDB lost more than 2%. The codes POW, GVR, MBB, BVH and SSI were lower than the reference by more than 1.5%. On the contrary, the two codes of Vingroup group, VHM and VRE, led the increase with an amplitude of more than 2%. Meanwhile, GAS, CTG, VNM and BID closed in green.
In the mid-cap group, construction, securities, retail and some real estate stocks tended to recover at the end of the session.
In the construction group, PHC increased to the ceiling, HBC increased by more than 5%, CTD exceeded the reference. Some real estate codes such as DIG, DXG, PDR also kept green when closing.