VN-Index declines amid selling pressure (VN-Index -0.38%)

• • The VN-Index opened lower, weighed down by large-cap Vingroup-related stocks.
  • During the morning session, the market remained highly differentiated. Banking and Financial Services stocks provided support, particularly MBB (+2.84%) and SSI (+1.85%), while Energy stocks faced selling pressure, led by BSR (-6.31%) and GAS (-3.05%). The VN-Index ended the morning nearly flat at 1,705.32 points (+0.03%).
  • In the afternoon session, selling pressure intensified in Energy and Real Estate stocks, with BSR (-6.31%) and VHM (-3.44%) among the notable decliners. Banking stocks remained mixed, as weakness in STB (-2.79%) and HDB (-1.72%) contrasted with gains in MBB (+2.84%) and VPB (+0.41%). Meanwhile, Financial Services stocks maintained positive momentum, including VIX (+2.17%), SSI (+1.85%), and VND (+1.92%), although these gains were insufficient to prevent the index from closing lower.
  • Market breadth remained relatively balanced, with 164 advancers, 153 decliners, and 51 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover increased by 9.55% from the previous session to VND 15.04 trillion. The VN-Index closed at 1,698.35 points (-0.38%).

VN30 declines despite gains in selected financial stocks (VN30 -0.47%)

• • The basket recorded 13 gainers, 16 decliners, and 1 unchanged stock.
  • MBB (+2.84%), SSI (+1.85%), and SSB (+1.60%) were among the notable gainers.
  • On the downside, BSR (-6.31%), VHM (-3.44%), and GAS (-3.05%) posted sharp declines.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • FPT (+1.58%) opened its first office in Cairo, Egypt, expanding its service delivery capabilities across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The office will focus on AI, cloud computing, data analytics, and enterprise technology solutions, with plans to employ approximately 200 engineers within the first two years and over 500 in the longer term.
  • HPA (+2.27%) reported strong operating volume growth in Q3/2026, selling over 151,000 pigs (+47% QoQ) and more than 87 million eggs (+1% QoQ), while total animal feed consumption reached nearly 98,000 tonnes. External feed sales reached approximately 52,000 tonnes (+12% QoQ), reflecting higher livestock output and growth in external feed distribution.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 671.63 billion. VIC (-0.18%), STB (-2.79%), and TCB (-0.30%) faced notable net foreign selling pressure, while MBB (+2.84%), VPB (+0.41%), and PVT (-4.25%) attracted net foreign buying interest.

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