Update news on Oct, 17 2025
17-10-2025
VN-Index turned sharply lower (VN-Index -2.02%)
- The VN-Index opened with a slight gain but quickly turned lower.
- In the morning session, risk-off sentiment among the investors led to the decline, mainly in the real sector.
- In the afternoon session, selling pressure persisted, causing the market to decline and erase the gains made over the past week.
- Market breadth included 96 winners, 236 losers, and 40
- Liquidity increased 3.2% to VND 42.1 trillion.
VN30 was dominated by sellers (VN30 -2.23%)
- The basket recorded 3 increasing stocks, 26 decreasing stocks, and 1 staying the same.
- Top decliners included VRE (-5.53%), VHM (-4.92%), VIC (-4.27%).
- There were no notable gainers.
Sectors and stocks daily highlights
- GVR (-0.37%) is expected to exceed its 2025 profit plan by about 8%, with a pre-tax profit estimated at VND 6,279 billion after around 10 months. The selling price of natural rubber latex has remained at a high level, serving as a key factor supporting the group’s strong business performance.
- POW (-1.39%) reported that its profit after tax for the third quarter is estimated at around VND 1,443 billion, up 30% year-on-year. According to the plan approved at the 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, the company has achieved more than 250% of its full-year profit target.
- Foreign investors increased their net selling to VND 1020 billion today. Strongest net sellings were VSH (+6.92%), VRE (-5.53%), and SSI (-1.33%). On the other hand, VHM (-4.92%), VJC (+0.86%), and DXG (+0.67%) were the most net bought stocks.
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