Update news on Oct, 03 2025
03-10-2025
VN-Index extended its decline (VN-Index -0.42%)
- VN-Index opened lower, dragged down mainly by weakness in Oil & Gas and Banking sectors.
- In the morning session, selling pressure spread across most sectors, widening the index’s losses.
- Although the index briefly recovered into positive territory in the afternoon, mid and small cap stocks faced renewed selling pressure, leading the market to close in negative territory.
- Market breadth included 85 winners, 229 losers and 59
- Liquidity reached VND 24.6 trillion, up 8.8% from the previous session.
VN30 ended almost unchanged (VN30 -0.02%)
- The basket recorded 10 increasing stocks, 19 decreasing stocks and 1 staying the same.
- Major laggards included STB (-2.90%), GVR (-2.20%), VPB (-2.16%), and HDB (-2.11%).
- VIC (+3.22%) and VRE (+3.15%) were notable gainers.
Sectors and stocks daily highlights
- According to VASEP, Vietnam’s tilapia export surged by 174% YoY in the first eight months of 2025. The growth was mainly driven by Indian Ocean One Member Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of ANV(+6.93%),pushing ANV’s stock to the ceiling selling price.
- Oil prices declined amid persistent speculation that OPEC+ may decide to increase production at its meeting on October 5, leading to strong selling pressure on Oil & Gas sector such as BSR(-2.07%), PLX(-1.62%), and PVD(-3.03%).
- Foreign net selling remained strong with VND 1,200 billion net sold today. Heavy selling was recorded in MWG (-0.13%), STB (-2.90%), CTG (-1.36%), and VHM (-1.42%), while VIC (+3.22%) saw strong net buying interest.
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