VN-Index lost more than 21 points after the session on March 8 when selling pressure increased sharply, causing red to cover the market, especially in the banking group.
Stocks opened today above reference, but the green color did not last long. A few minutes after the ATO session, the VN-Index was pulled back to red when selling pressure prevailed. Groups with high capitalization proportions such as banking, consumer goods, and real estate continuously fell deeply. The HoSE index extended its decline, up more than 10 points at the end of the lunch break.
The index's decline accelerated in the early afternoon as selling pressure continued to increase. It was not until after 2 p.m. that the index had a slight recovery. However, the uptrend only served as a springboard for stronger selling pressure.
VN-Index closed today's session at 1,247.35 points, down more than 21 points (1.66%) compared to the previous session. VN30-Index lost more than 26 points (2.06%), to 1,250.2 points. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index and UPCOM-Index fell more than 0.4%.
Total market liquidity today reached over VND35,800 billion. Of which, HoSE accounted for over VND32,500 billion, an increase of nearly VND6,900 billion compared to the previous session and the highest level in over 6 months.
Foreign investors net sold more than 660 billion VND today, for the 4th consecutive session.
At the end of the session, HoSE had 89 stocks increasing in price, compared to 408 stocks decreasing. In the VN30 group, only BCM kept the green color, the remaining 29/30 stocks closed in red.
Leading the decline today was the banking group. BID was the stock that had the most negative impact on the VN-Index when it fell more than 4% to 51,100 VND. Other banking stocks also performed negatively, such as MBB, TPB, TCB, CTG, which fell more than 3%. VPB and STB were more than 2% lower than the reference price.
Other codes in the consumer goods and real estate groups were similar. VNM and MSN both fell 2.8%. Meanwhile, MWG, VRE, and HPG lost over 2%.
Securities stocks, the group that has been receiving attention recently, mostly closed in a downtrend. SSI lost 2.4%, FTS, VCI, HCM lost 2-3%.
On the other hand, HVN increased by more than 2%, making the most positive contribution to the index. Other stocks such as DGW, PAN, DBC, DCM traded positively.
Minh Son
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