After 7 consecutive weeks of increasing points, green continued to dominate the first trading session of the week. In the morning session of March 10, the Vietnamese stock market continued to record positive developments as cash flow remained active, focusing on key industry groups. The VN-Index maintained its upward momentum, surpassing an important milestone thanks to support from many large-cap stocks. Market liquidity reached a high level, with the active participation of domestic investors , although net selling pressure from foreign investors was still present, partially affecting the performance of some important stocks.

In the afternoon trading session, some groups of stocks showed signs of cooling down slightly after a period of hot growth. The index therefore had quite strong fluctuations and gradually retreated to the reference level. However, the market was still supported by the recovery from other sectors, so the VN-Index maintained its green color.

At the end of the trading session, VN-Index stood at 1,330.28 points, up 4.23 points (0.32%) compared to the previous session. HNX-Index increased 1.09 points (0.46%) to 239.5 points. UPCoM-Index increased 0.08 points (0.08%) to 99.16 points.

The entire market recorded 407 stocks decreasing, while 351 stocks increased and 807 stocks remained unchanged/no trading. Today's session still had 23 stocks increasing to the ceiling while only 19 stocks decreased to the floor. HoSE alone recorded a "green exterior, red heart" situation when 263 stocks decreased while 191 stocks increased.

Top stocks with the strongest impact on VN-Index.

The market focus in today's session was on pillar stocks with leading factors such as BCM, VIC, VCB... and this caused the "green exterior, red heart" state of VN-Index when many other stock groups were submerged in red.

In particular, BCM shares of Becamex IDC Corp were pulled up to the ceiling price of VND80,200/share. Vingroup shares increased by 4.4% to VND47,300/share. Banking giant Vietcombank increased its share price by 1.8% to VND96,800/share. This was also the stock that contributed the most points of increase, up to 2.26 points, to the VN-Index. VIC and BCM contributed 1.8% and 1.28%, respectively. Some other large stocks such as BID, VHM, VPB, HDB... also maintained their growth momentum and contributed to keeping the VN-Index green.

The public investment and industrial park stocks also had a positive trading session. In the public investment group, KSB increased by 3.3%, HHV increased by 2.4%, LCG increased by 1.9%, FCN increased by 1.7%. In the industrial park group, besides BCM, codes such as D2D, SNZ, SIP... also increased sharply in price.

On the other hand, stocks such as FPT, LPB, SSI, TPB… were in red and caused relatively large pressure on investor sentiment. FPT fell 1.5% and had the most negative impact on the VN-Index, taking away 0.74 points. LPB and EIB fell 1.7% and 2.8%, respectively.

In the mid- and small-cap group, many stock groups were in red. Of which, CTD fell sharply by 2.9%, VHC fell by 2%, DBC fell by 1.6%, and KDH fell by more than 1%.

Foreign investors net sold the most FPT shares.

Market liquidity remained high with total trading volume on HoSE reaching over 1 billion shares, equivalent to a trading value of VND22,775 billion, up 10% compared to the previous session, of which matched transactions reached VND19,898 billion, up 2%. Trading values ​​on HNX and UPCoM reached VND1,220 billion and VND808 billion, respectively.

Foreign investors net sold 575 billion VND on HoSE. Of which, this capital flow net sold the most FPT code with 160 billion VND. SSI and FRT were net sold 120 billion VND and 83 billion VND respectively. Meanwhile, MWG was net bought the most with 145 billion VND. VIC and VCI were both net bought over 60 billion VND.

Source: https://baodautu.vn/dong-tien-giao-dich-gan-hon-moc-ty-do-vn-index-vuot-moc-1330-diem-nho-loat-tru-cot-d251835.html