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On June 4, 2026, foreign investors net sold VND 5,742.2 billion on the Vietnamese stock market, the largest daily sell-off in recent months, but domestic institutions absorbed the entire amount with net purchases of VND 5,915.0 billion. A notable block trade saw 25.2 million VIC shares worth VND 4,997.4 billion transferred from foreign to domestic hands, signaling a major ownership shift in Vingroup.

NVL was the most sold stock by proprietary trading desks on HOSE on June 3, with net selling of VND 87 billion, as total proprietary net selling reached VND 995 billion. The selling pressure adds to NVL's recent decline, with the stock closing at VND 13,600, down 4.23% on the day.

Techcombank (TCB) and One Mount Group have jointly developed T-Shop, an all-in-one sales management platform for business households, combining technology, data, AI, and finance. The platform addresses core needs in sales, tax compliance, payments, finance, and customer engagement, leveraging Techcombank's ecosystem and One Mount's digital platform capabilities.

Foreign investors net sold VND 19.3 trillion on HOSE in May 2026, the highest in 7 months, with cumulative year-to-date net selling reaching VND 64.4 trillion. FPT, MSB, ACB, and VHM were the most sold, while VCB was the only stock with net buying over VND 1 trillion. The persistent selling pressure reflects global fund rebalancing and defensive positioning ahead of Vietnam's market upgrade.

TCBS (TCX) has raised its charter capital to VND 27.7 trillion after issuing over 462.3 million shares as a 5:1 stock dividend, funded from retained earnings. The securities firm also reported a 13.5% rise in Q1/2026 net profit to VND 1,147.6 billion, and announced plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary at the Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC) with VND 800 billion in capital.

Proprietary trading desks of securities companies net sold 360 billion VND on HOSE on June 1, 2026, with SHB the most sold stock at -29 billion VND. Foreign investors also net sold 634 billion VND across the market, adding to negative sentiment. The selling pressure contributed to a 1.02% drop in the VN-Index to 1,844.54 points.

The State Bank of Vietnam has relaxed real estate credit growth caps for 25 commercial banks, excluding social housing and industrial zone loans from the limit. While intended to boost priority segments, the policy raises asset quality concerns if the property market recovery slows, impacting banks like ACB, BID, CTG, and EIB.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) exempts 25 commercial banks from including social housing, industrial park, and export processing zone loans in real estate credit growth limits from January 1, 2026. This regulatory change supports targeted lending while maintaining overall credit controls, benefiting banks like ACB, BID, and CTG with expanded capacity for priority sectors.

MSB was the most sold stock by foreign investors in the last week of May, with net selling of VND 1,756 billion, contributing to a total foreign net outflow of VND 5,118 billion across the market. The selling pressure pushed VN Index down 0.73% to 1,863.49 points, highlighting persistent foreign divestment from Vietnamese equities.