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The market was flooded with red although the VN-Index only decreased slightly by more than 1 point, ending the previous 8-session consecutive increase streak.
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| The market is flooded with red in the derivatives trading session |
At the beginning of the trading session on July 19, although VN-Index still increased by 3 points, because it was the derivatives expiration session, the selling pressure increased sharply at the end of the session, causing the market to turn down.
It is worth noting that although the VN-Index only decreased slightly by more than 1 point, the number of stocks that decreased overwhelmingly. Of which, the real estate stocks group decreased sharply such as DXS decreased by 6.05%, NVL decreased by 2.33%, PDR decreased by 2.34%, DXG decreased by 3.98%, CRE decreased by 2.21%, KHG decreased by 4.53%, TCH decreased by 2.63%, SCR decreased by 2.47%, DIG decreased by 1.7%.
Banking stocks were differentiated but many stocks still decreased such as: VPB decreased by 1.43%, MBB decreased by 1.08%, TPB decreased by 1.32%, EIB decreased by 1.45%.
Similarly, the group of securities stocks had SSI decrease by 0.18%, VND decrease by 1.63%, HCM decrease by 1.78%, HBS decrease by 1.9%...
Not only the main stock groups, many retail and energy stocks also decreased such as PNJ decreased by 1.38%, FRT decreased by 1.28%, GAS decreased by 0.9%, POW decreased by 1.48%, PGV decreased by 2.55%, PLX decreased by 1.11%...
At the end of the trading session, VN-Index decreased by 1.11 points (0.1%) to 1,72.98 points with 276 stocks decreasing, 185 stocks increasing and 83 stocks remaining unchanged.
At the end of the session on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index increased by 0.51 points (0.22%) to 231.47 points with 87 stocks increasing, 109 stocks decreasing and 137 stocks remaining unchanged. Market liquidity exceeded VND20,000 billion with a total transaction value in the whole market of about VND20,020 billion.
Foreign investors continued to net buy nearly 227 billion VND on the HOSE floor.
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