Foreign investors were net sellers of approximately 421 billion VND (~$16.84 million) on the session, with proprietary trading by securities companies also showing significant net selling in specific stocks like FUEVFVND and HPG.
Foreign investors were net sellers of 639 billion VND (~$25.56 million) on the Vietnamese stock market, with net buying in Retail and IT sectors and net selling in Banking. Proprietary trading desks were net buyers of over 1 trillion VND.
HSC (HCM) posted Q1 2026 revenue of VND 1,280B, a 48% year-on-year increase, with pre-tax profit up 28% to VND 363B, driven by strong brokerage and margin lending. The company set a full-year 2026 revenue target exceeding VND 6,500B, representing 50% growth, and plans a capital increase of nearly VND 5,000B to fund further margin lending expansion.
Foreign investors were net sellers of 4,497.4 billion VND (~$179.9 million) last week, with net selling of 1,069.2 billion VND via matched orders. Net buying was concentrated in Real Estate and Basic Resources sectors (e.g., VIC, HPG), while net selling focused on Information Technology (e.g., FPT, BID).
Foreign investors were net sellers of nearly 4,689 billion VND (~$187.56 million) across the Vietnamese market for the week of April 13-17, with FPT being the most heavily sold stock at about 1,176 billion VND, while VIC led net buying at 1,430 billion VND.
Foreign investors were net sellers of 1,129.9 billion VND (~$45.2 million) on the Vietnamese stock market, with buying concentrated in Real Estate and Basic Resources sectors (e.g., VIC, SSI, HPG) and selling focused on the Information Technology sector (e.g., FPT, HCM).
The VN-Index rose over 19 points to close near 1,820, led by Vingroup stocks hitting new all-time highs, while foreign investors were net sellers of over VND 1,100 billion.
VN-Index rose 19.18 points (1.07%) to 1,819.83, driven almost entirely by Vingroup stocks (VIC +6.9%, VHM +4.5%), while market breadth was negative with 105 gainers vs 213 losers. Foreign investors were net sellers of 1,185.49 billion VND (~$47.4M USD), heavily selling FPT and VHM but buying VIC, SSI, and HPG.
Foreign investors were net sellers of approximately 1,161 billion VND (~$46.44 million) on the market, with heavy net buying of VIC and SSI but strong net selling of FPT and VHM.
Foreign investors were net sellers of VND 123.2 billion (~USD 4.93 million) on the Vietnamese stock market, with notable net buying in Food & Beverage and Securities sectors, and net selling in Banking. Individual investors were strong net buyers of VND 1,237.3 billion.
The Vietnamese stock market experienced a normal correction after a strong previous session, with the VN-Index falling 1% due to geopolitical caution and profit-taking. While blue-chips generally declined, small real estate stocks showed impressive resilience and positive performance against the trend.
Vietnam's stock market is experiencing euphoria after FTSE Russell confirmed its upgrade to Secondary Emerging Market by September 2026, expected to attract billions in foreign capital. This, coupled with easing geopolitical tensions, is seen as a long-term positive for the market, especially the VN30 and securities sector.
HNX and UPCoM brokerage market shares saw significant shifts in Q1/2026, with the top 10 firms increasing their overall market share. While some major players like VPS strengthened their lead, others like VNDIRECT and Vietcap experienced notable changes in their rankings across both exchanges.
Domestic institutions and proprietary traders were net buyers, while foreign and individual investors were net sellers on a day of low liquidity. The VN-Index saw a slight gain amidst mixed sector performance, with the market anticipating FTSE Russell's potential upgrade announcement.
The Vietnamese stock market recorded its lowest liquidity in 10 months, with total transaction value significantly down and foreign investors continuing net selling. Despite this, the VN-Index saw a slight recovery, and analysts view the low liquidity as a potential sign of 'supply exhaustion' leading to a market rebound.
Information provided for educational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Data sourced from public Vietnamese market feeds.