VN-Index remained subdued amid weak liquidity (VN-Index -0.17%)

• • The VN-Index opened above the reference level but soon reversed into negative territory.
  • During the morning session, the VN-Index traded largely sideways amid extremely weak liquidity. Blue-chip performance was mixed, with SSB (+1.33%), GVR (+3.42%), VIB (+1.90%), GAS (+1.68%), and VHM (+0.43%) outperforming, while LPB (-4.40%) and MCH (+0.00%) weighed on the market.
  • In the afternoon session, the VN-Index remained range-bound despite a pickup in liquidity. Oil & Gas and Rubber stocks emerged as the bright spots, supported by elevated crude oil and rubber prices, with PVT (+6.40%), GVR (+3.42%), PLX (+2.39%), GAS (+1.68%), and PVD (+1.61%) posting solid gains.
  • Market breadth ended with 133 advancers, 170 decliners, and 66 unchanged stocks.
  • Market turnover decreased by 18.27% from the previous session to VND 12,338 billion. The VN-Index closed at 1,777.73 points (-0.17%).

VN30 edged lower amid mixed performance (VN30 -0.42%)

• • The basket recorded 11 gainers, 15 decliners, and 4 unchanged stock.
  • LPB (-4.40%), STB (-1.81%), VRE (-1.02%), and MBB (-1.01%) were among the decliners.
  • On the other hand, GVR (+3.42%) led the gainers, followed by VIB (+1.90%), GAS (+1.68%), and SSB (+1.33%).

Sectors and stocks daily highlights

• • The Rubber sector drew attention as global rubber prices reached a 13-year high, supported by persistent supply concerns. Prices rose to 254 US cents/kg, up 7.95% over the past month and 46.74% YoY, amid weather-related disruptions in Southeast Asia and tightening inventories in China.
  • F88 moved forward with its plan to list on HOSE after completing its public offering in August. The company successfully distributed over 11mn shares at VND71,000/share, raising nearly VND 782bn and increasing its charter capital from VND 2.20tn to VND2.31tn.
  • Foreign investors recorded net selling of VND 405.76 billion. VPB (+0.00%) continued to face the strongest net foreign selling pressure, while no stocks recorded notable net foreign buying.

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