VN-Index edged up slightly (VN-Index +0.45%)

• • The index openly opened on a positive note. Widespread green coverage helped the VN-Index quickly reclaim the 1,700-point milestone early on, driven by relieved sentiment after consecutive losing days.
  • During the morning session, gainers maintained a dominant position across the board. The Banking and Real Estate sectors led the market with upward momentum, driven by VHM (+3.57%), SHB (+2.40%), BID (+2.26%), and TPB (+2.13%) alongside stable liquidity.
  • In the afternoon, the market gain slowed down due to rising profit-taking. The VN-Index dropped back close to the reference level as market breadth narrowed and more stocks fell than in the morning, dragged down by Real Estate namely VIC (-1.38%), DXG (-0.98%), and THD (-2.25%).
  • Market breadth ended with 174 advancers, 120 decliners, and 69 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover decreased by 26.90% from the previous session to VND 10,996 billion. The VN-Index closed at 1,705.91 points (+0.45%).

VN30 recorded positive performance (VN30 +0.63%)

• • The basket recorded 22 gainers, 4 decliners, and 4 unchanged stocks.
  • VHM (+3.57%), CTG (+2.68%), VPL (+2.60%), and SHB (+2.40%) led the gainers.
  • Conversely, VIC (-1.38%), MBB (-0.25%), TCX (-0.18%), and GAS (-0.13%) were the most notable decliners.

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • NAB (+0.00%) Nam A Bank has just signed a US$100 million international syndicated loan agreement with Union Bank of Taiwan and VietinBank’s German branch to expand its multilateral fundraising channels and supplement medium-term working capital to support business growth.
  • BRC (+4.07%) In the first nine months of 2026, Ben Thanh Rubber Joint Stock Company (BRC) recorded a 20.6% increase in after-tax profit, reaching VND 19.4 billion, achieving 91.6% of the annual plan, despite being fined over VND 34.3 million and having to pay back taxes of over VND 213.9 million.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 527.72 billion. There is no ticket attracted the strongest net foreign buying interest, while HDB (+0.00) faced the most notable net foreign selling pressure.

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