Update news on Jun, 05 2026
05-06-2026
VN-Index closes in positive territory (VN-Index +0.40%)
• VN-Index opened the session mirroring yesterday’s rebound with a general wait-and-see attitude from market participants.
• Throughout the morning session, the market witnessed a divergence, where the Vingroup ecosystem and Banking groups acted as the primary drivers keeping the index steady, while selling pressure hit in Technology.
• The afternoon session witnessed heavy market fluctuations, yet a strong rebound in Vingroup pillars (VIC, VHM, VRE) provided the necessary cushion to keep the index positive by the close.
• Market breadth ended with 95 advancers, 203 decliners, and 64 unchanged stocks.
• Market liquidity decreased by 37.49% to approximately VND 13.8 trillion. The VN-Index closed at 1,838.90 points, up 7.35 points (+0.40%).
VN30 displays divergence (VN30 +0.20%)
• The basket breadth consisted of 10 stocks advanced, 17 declined, and 3 remained unchanged.
• Top gainers included VJC (+6.95%), VIC (+3.40%), TPB (+1.57%), SHB (1.45%) and VHM (+1.33%).
• The largest decliners were LPB (-1.72%), GVR (-1.56%), BID (-1.52%), FPT (-1.45%), and BSR (-1.38%).
Sectors and stocks daily highlights
• Steel equities faced a downward pressure, led by HPG (-0.84%) and HSG (-0.83%), as the sector reacted to proposed U.S. tariff overlays.
• Consumer goods stocks MSN (-1.22%) and MCH (-0.75%) noticeably corrected and ended in the red, reacted negatively to the new draft on special consumption tax policy.
• Foreign investors reversed their recent trend to record a total net buying value of VND 320.08 billion, shifting cash flow in VIC (6.95%), ACB (-0.38%), FPT (-1.45%). On the flip side, MSN (-1.22%), HPG (-0.84%) faced the most severe corrections.
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