All indexes suffer major losses as global events take toll.
Similar to what has been seen around the world, substantial selling shaved VND165 trillion ($7 billion) from Vietnam’s stock market and took indexes downwards on October 11.
On HSX, the VN-Index closed at 945.89 points, down 48.07 points (4.84 per cent), while the VN30-Index closed at 920.02 points, down 46.25 points (4.79 per cent).
On HNX, the HNX-Index finished at 107.17 points, down 6.59 points (5.79 per cent), the HNX30-Index 195.16 points, down 13.98 points (6.68 per cent), and the UPCoM-Index 52.04 points, down 1.78 points (3.31 per cent).
Liquidity on HSX was VND7.36 trillion ($315 million) and on HNX was VND1.37 trillion ($31.2 million).
Food and beverage stocks to gain ground included BBC and TLG, by 1.3 and 0.1 per cent, as BHN lost 6.9 per cent, KDC 3 per cent, VNM 2.3 per cent, SAB 1.8 per cent, and VCF 0.1 per cent.
Losers in banking included VPB, CTG and MSN, all by 7 per cent, BID 6.9 per cent, STB and TPB 6.7 per cent, MBB 6.6 per cent, and TCB 6.2 per cent.
In energy, PGD gained 2.4 per cent as PVD and GAS lost 6.9 per cent, PLX 6.1 per cent, PPC 5.9 per cent, and PVT 4.8 per cent.
The Top 5 shares bought by foreign investors were DXG, VRE, SBT, PVD and HPG.
VIC was the largest net sold share on HSX, followed by VNM, MSN, BID and VJC.
SHB was the largest net sold share on HNX, followed by PVS, VCG, ART and PVB.
On UPCoM, foreign investors bought 983,705 shares worth VND24.62 billion ($1.05 million).
They net sold on HSX by VND283.95 billion ($12.1 million) and on HNX by VND1.23 billion ($52,585).
Source: Vneconomictimes
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