VN-Index falls sharply (VN-Index -1.46%)

• VN-Index started lower and remained in negative territory throughout the day as selling pressure spread across a wide range of sectors.
• In the morning session, the index gradually declined, weighed down by losses in the Information Technology and Basic Resources
• In the afternoon, all sectors temporarily declined, with the index falling by as much as 2.5% compared to the previous trading day before paring losses toward the close.
• Market breadth included 72 winners, 262 losers and 41
• Liquidity increased by 23.02% to VND 35.8 trillion.

VN30 sees broad-based losses (VN30 -2.15%)

• The basket recorded 2 increasing stocks, 27 decreasing stocks and 1 staying the same.
• Top decliners included HDB (-3.97%), CTG (-3.71%), FPT (-3.20%), and VPB (-2.96%).
• The only gainers were BID (+3.02%) and TPB (+2.15%).

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• CET (+9.57%), GKM (-2.08%), and HBS (-1.35%) were removed from the VNX Allshare Index after being placed under supervision by Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).
• VIX (+2.70%) secured a VND 4 trillion credit line from TCB (-2.34%), with proceeds to be used for investments in government-guaranteed bonds, major bank bonds, and margin lending.
• Foreign investors net sold significantly by VND 1,737 billion today VHM (-2.16%), VIC (-2.87%), and CTG (-3.71%) were heavily sold off. In contrast, VIX (+2.70%) and BID (+3.02%) were heavily bought.

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