In the final trading session of the week, the VN-Index reversed course and rose nearly 10 points. Foreign investors also contributed to supporting the market with net buying of up to 793 billion VND.
On the HoSE exchange, foreign investors made net purchases of 743 billion VND, equivalent to 13.5 million shares. VNM shares led the way with a purchase value of 289.4 billion VND, representing 40% of the net purchases on the HoSE.
Foreign investors continued to be net buyers, purchasing nearly 800 billion VND in the last trading session of the week (Photo: TL).
In addition, buying pressure was also concentrated on retail, steel, securities, and banking stocks. However, the scale of purchases remained below 50 billion VND.
On the selling side,FPT shares continued to experience the strongest net selling pressure, amounting to 44.5 billion VND. In addition, real estate, banking, and oil and gas stocks were also the focus of net selling from the market, with sales volumes around 35 billion VND.
On the HNX exchange, foreign investors recorded net purchases of 39 billion VND, equivalent to 1.2 million shares.
In particular, foreign investors tend to continue accumulating IDC shares of IDICO Corporation. Additionally, stocks in the steel, securities, and oil and gas sectors also witnessed net buying trends.
Net selling on the HNX was concentrated in Tien Phong Plastic's NTP shares, totaling 3.6 billion VND.
On the UPCoM market, foreign investors had their fourth consecutive net buying session with a value of 11 billion VND, equivalent to nearly 700,000 shares.
Buying activity was concentrated mainly in the oil and gas sector, while selling activity was concentrated in the shipping and port sector.
Source: https://www.congluan.vn/nha-dau-tu-nuoc-ngoai-mua-rong-800-ty-trong-phien-giao-dich-chung-khoan-cuoi-tuan-post306115.html
