Closing the market, VN-Index increased by 16.34 points (1.3%) to 1,276.42 points. In addition, HNX-Index added 3.12 points (1.31%), to 241.14 points.
On March 21, the stock market continued to trade positively, helping the VN-Index increase by 16.34 points (1.3%) to 1,276.42 points. In addition, the HNX-Index added 3.12 points (1.31%), to 241.14 points.
The whole market recorded 568 stocks increasing, 795 stocks remaining unchanged and 242 stocks decreasing. Liquidity reached a high level of VND33,875 billion, with a volume of 1,469 securities.
Following yesterday's session, buying and selling activities in the morning session were quite active. VN-Index maintained a positive upward momentum and fluctuated around 1,270 points. The transaction value in this session reached over VND9,300 billion, higher than VND5,800 billion compared to yesterday.
However, cash flow began to differentiate within industry groups, but shifted strongly to the securities industry. The market paused in the middle of the session, VN-Index increased by 10.7 points to 1,270.78 points.
In the afternoon session, the market fluctuated strongly due to the large volume of offers. However, at the end of the session, the demand received great support from cash flow, creating a strong force for the index to steadily increase.
According to analysts, the information that the State Securities Commission is asking for opinions to allow foreign investors to trade 100% without deposit has created a positive momentum for market sentiment. As evidence, the securities group is almost completely covered in green, in which the whole industry has 24 stocks increasing in price and 2 stocks keeping the reference price.
In the market, wholesale stocks continued to attract cash flow and led the market with a 2% increase in capitalization value. Following were banking, information technology, real estate, securities, and other financial groups, all of which had increases of over 1%.
In contrast to domestic investors, foreign investors net sold on all three exchanges and reached nearly 194 billion VND. Specifically, they net sold 275 billion VND on the HoSE, in which VNM was the most net sold with nearly 200 billion VND, VHM was 158 billion VND, and DIG was 149 billion VND.
TB (according to Vietnam+)