Vietnam Daily Market Recap Dec 1

Stocks jump, led by Vingroup tickers 

The VN-Index opened higher on Monday, breaking through the 1,700-point level at the start of the session, mainly driven by Vingroup-related stocks. The VN-Index traded in positive territory throughout the session, closing up 0.6% at 1,701.7. Market liquidity declined, with total trading value falling 12.0% compared to Friday to VND16.1tn (USD610.7mn). However, the HNX Index posted a loss of 0.7% to close at 257.9.
Vingroup-related stocks, including VPL (+6.9%), VIC (+3.7%), VHM (+2.7%) and VRE (+1.9%), rose, helping the VN-Index break above the 1,700-point level. VPL (+6.9%) hit its ceiling price today. The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) announced that VPL shares have been removed from the list of securities ineligible for margin trading. VPL has been listed since May 13, 2025, has completed the minimum listing period, and is not under warning or control status, thereby meeting the requirements for margin trading eligibility.
Most sectors declined today, led by Basic Resources (-1.4%), Financial Services (-1.2%), Travel & Leisure (-1.1%) and Chemicals (-1.0%). In contrast, Real Estate (+2.1%), Food & Beverage (+1.2%) and Industrial Goods & Services (+1.0%) gained.
Top performers today included VIC (+3.7%), VPL (+6.9%) and VHM (+2.7%). Top laggards included VPB (-1.6%), CTG (-1.2%) and BID (-2.9%).
Foreign investors net sold today with a total value of VND316.6bn (USD12.0mn), with selling momentum focused on VHM (VND229.2bn), VIC (VND160.4bn), VCB (VND64.8bn) and HDB (VND46.1bn), while foreigners mainly bought FPT (VND93.4bn), MSN (VND90.6bn) and VNM (VND65.8bn).

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