Only UPCoM gains ground.
Many stocks were sold aggressively on November 15 as the VN-Index lost ground.
On HSX, the VN-Index closed at 897.15 points, down 3.78 points (0.42 per cent), and the VN30-Index 864.98 points, down 6.57 points (0.75 per cent).
On HNX, the HNX-Index finished at 101.02 points, down 0.18 points (0.18 per cent), and the HNX30-Index 181.48 points, down 0.56 points (0.31 per cent), while the UPCoM-Index reached 51.25 points, up 0.01 points (0.02 per cent).
Liquidity on HSX was VND2.5 trillion ($107.2 million) and on HNX was VND502.4 billion ($21.5 million).
Food and beverage stocks to gain ground included VCF and SAB, by 1.3 and 0.8 per cent, as BBC lost 3.3 per cent, VNM 0.4 per cent, and BHN and TLG 0.1 per cent.
In banking, BID gained 3.3 per cent, MBB 1 per cent, MSN 0.5 per cent, VCB and STB 0.4 per cent, and CTG and TPB 0.2 per cent, as VCI lost 5.4 per cent, VPB 4.3 per cent, BVH 4.1 per cent, and SSI 0.7 per cent. EIB and TCB closed at their opening price.
In energy, PVD gained 2.3 per cent, NT2 0.6 per cent, PPC 0.3 per cent, and GAS 0.2 per cent, as PVT lost 4 per cent and PGD 0.8 per cent. PLX closed at its opening price.
The Top 5 shares bought by foreign investors were HCM, VNM, SBT, VRE and BID.
VIC was the largest net sold share on HSX, followed by HPG, HDB, GEX and CTI.
API was the largest net sold share on HNX, followed by ART, BTW, BVS and CEO.
On UPCoM, foreign investors bought 336,800 shares worth VND9.2 billion ($394,745).
They net sold on HSX by VND359.2 billion ($15.4 million) and on HNX by VN122.4 billion ($5.2 million).
Huyen Thanh report on Vneconomictimes
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