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Foreign investors net sold a record VND 5,760 billion on June 4, 2026, with Vingroup (VIC) accounting for VND 4,900 billion of the outflow, primarily via block trades. The selling occurred despite a recovering VN-Index, highlighting concentrated foreign divestment from the real estate giant. FPT was the top net buy at VND 257 billion.

ACB saw the largest foreign net sell-off of VND 109 billion on Monday, as foreign investors offloaded a net VND 634 billion across the market. The selling pressure contributed to a 19-point drop in the VN-Index, while MWG, FPT, and VCB attracted net buying.

Foreign investors net sold VND 551 billion on May 28, with HoSE seeing VND 586 billion in net selling. ACB was the top buy at VND 109 billion, while HDB was the top sell at VND 119 billion. The VN-Index fell nearly 11 points to 1,864.

Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 800 billion (USD 31.4 million) on May 27, with VHM (VND 220B), HPG (VND 141B), VIC (VND 102B), FPT (VND 83B), and BSR (VND 51B) bearing the heaviest selling. The sell-off contributed to a 10-point drop in VN-Index to 1,874, while MSB, MWG, and ACB saw net buying.

Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 940 billion (USD 37.6 million) on May 26, with MSB accounting for VND 488 billion of the outflow. HPG and VIC followed with VND 150 billion and an undisclosed amount, respectively. The selling pressure contributed to a cautious market session as VN-Index edged down 2 points to 1,884.

Foreign investors net sold VND 2,094 billion (USD 83.8 million) on May 25, with MSB alone accounting for over VND 1,500 billion in net selling. The selling pressure was broad-based, affecting HPG, ACB, FPT, and KDH, while net buying was concentrated in MSN, HDB, VIC, VCB, and VHM.

Foreign investors unexpectedly net sold VND 1,711 billion (~USD 68.44 million) on May 21, the strongest sell-off in recent sessions, driving the VN-Index below 1,900. Vingroup (VIC) was the most sold stock at VND 517 billion, while VPBank (VPB) was the top buy at VND 261 billion. The heavy foreign outflow signals shifting sentiment among international investors toward Vietnamese blue chips.

Foreign investors net sold VND 830 billion across Vietnamese exchanges on May 19, with VCB attracting the largest net inflow of VND 594 billion while MBB saw the heaviest net selling of VND 233 billion. The VN-Index declined 15 points to 1,913 on elevated HoSE matching volume of VND 27 trillion.

Foreign investors net sold VND 688 billion across Vietnamese exchanges on May 18, 2026, but bucked the trend to buy VCB (Vietcombank) with over VND 231 billion, making it the most bought stock. ACB led the sell-off at VND 170 billion, followed by HPG and VHM. VN-Index still rose 6.34 points to 1,927.

MSB saw a net foreign inflow of VND 545B on May 13, the largest on HOSE, as foreign investors net sold VND 1,475B overall. The buying interest in MSB contrasts with heavy selling in FPT, ACB, VHM, and STB, suggesting selective foreign positioning in Vietnamese banking stocks.

Foreign investors net sold 840 billion VND (~33.6 million USD) on May 12, with FPT, VHM, MSB, ACB, and VCB bearing the heaviest selling pressure. VIC and VRE were the top net buys, with VIC attracting 196 billion VND. The VN-Index closed near 1,900 points despite the outflow.

Foreign investors net sold over 1,000 billion VND (~$40 million) on May 11, with VHM, FPT, DGC, ACB, and TCH bearing the brunt of the selling. The sell-off weighed on the VN-Index, which fell nearly 20 points to 1,896. BSR, GEE, and DCM saw net buying.

Foreign investors net sold VND 1,094 billion on May 6, with FPT leading the sell-off at VND 454 billion, followed by ACB (VND 213B), HPG (VND 212B), and VIC (VND 187B). The selling pressure came despite a strong VN-Index rally of 16 points to 1,891. On the buy side, POW, MSN, and DGC were the top net purchases.

Foreign investors net sold VND 1,278 billion on April 29, with VIC the most sold at VND 402 billion, while VRE was the top buy at VND 139 billion. The sell-off coincided with ETF rebalancing of VNDiamond, VN30, and VNFinlead indices. VIC's price had risen 6.95% the prior week, suggesting profit-taking by foreign funds.