VN-Index increased by 9 points

Strong demand at the end of the session helped VN-Index increase sharply, with green covering both floors.

Green has returned although demand remains weak.

The sharp decline on January 18 made investors enter new transactions with a rather cautious mentality. After initial concerns, the market was quite active, with green spreading from large to small stocks.

Strong demand at the end of the session helped VN-Index regain some of the points lost in the previous session with an increase of 9.4 points to 536 points. The entire floor had 173 stocks increasing while 58 stocks decreased.

HNX-Index increased slightly by one point to 74 points. The entire floor had 148 stocks increasing, 3 times the number of stocks decreasing. Although there was cash flow to catch the bottom, the liquidity of the two floors only reached 2,000 billion VND.

A series of large stocks increased sharply such as BVH increased by 2,300 VND, VNM increased by 2,000 VND, MSN increased by 1,000 VND, DXG increased by 600 VND, BMP increased by 1,000 VND, HPG increased by 400 VND, HAG increased by 300 VND...

Banking stocks played a leading role in maintaining the green color of VN-Index: VCB increased by 1,700 VND, BID increased by 500 VND, MBB increased by 200 VND, CTG increased by 600 VND, ACB increased by 300 VND.

Green also spread to speculative stocks when FLC increased by 300 VND, HAI and JVC increased by 200 VND, KLF increased by 200 VND, and SHN increased by 500 VND.

However, oil and gas flows still decreased and remained flat: PVD decreased by 300 VND, PVC and GAS remained flat... due to concerns about further oil price declines. Some other codes: HVG, HNG, BMI... still maintained the downward trend.

Immediately after yesterday's sharp decline, the State Securities Commission sent a dispatch to the Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchanges and the Securities Depository Center to coordinate, review transactions and handle profiteering rumors. The message was spread to help investors feel more secure when trading.

Today's Asian stock market session had a positive recovery when the Nikkei index increased by 0.55%, Shanghai increased strongly by 3.25%, HIS also increased by 2.08%. Oil prices also recovered to 29.6 USD per barrel.

Vietcombank Securities Company commented that negative factors from within the country and around the world have combined to create a widespread "shake-out" session after a long period of the market being in a gloomy period with falling indices and condensed liquidity for more than two months.

According to VNE