VN-Index moves sideways amid wait-and-see attitude (VN-Index -0.06%)

• • The VN-Index opened flat as performance mixed across sectors.
  • During the morning session, Banking stocks declined while Vingroup-related stocks and Oil & Gas sector advanced, with BSR (+0.49%) posting gains in particular.
  • In the afternoon session, profit-taking pressure emerged, sending the index into negative territory to close the day lower. Trading activity remained muted throughout the day ahead of the FOMC meeting.
  • Market breadth ended with 116 advancers, 194 decliners, and 67 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover decreased by 11.4% from the previous session to VND 14.80 trillion. The VN-Index closed at 1,810.11 points (-0.06%).

VN30 maintains positive territory (VN30 +0.16%)

• • The basket 11 gainers, 16 decliners, and 3 unchanged stocks.
  • SSB (+6.94%) hit the ceiling price, followed by gains in GVR (+3.72%) and ACB (+2.26%).
  • On the downside, GAS (-2.19%), LPB (-2.00%), VPL (-1.64%), and BID (-1.22%) closed lower.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • PNJ (-1.21%) decided on a policy to shorten the payment deferral period for gold and diamond buybacks—which was previously up to 120 days across 5 installments—in order to improve liquidity amid a surge in customer buybacks.
  • HPG (-1.18%) invested in an electrification strategy by introducing a series of new-generation electric wheel loaders and electric tractor trucks to the Dung Quat Steel Complex, aiming for production greening and adaptation to strict domestic and international environmental standards.
  • Foreign investors recorded net buying of VND 233.60 billion. SBT (+0.00%) attracted notable net foreign buying, while VHM (-0.56%) faced the strongest net foreign selling pressure.

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