Vietnam Daily Market Recap April 14

VN-Index rises 1.0%, led by Vingroup-related tickers

The VN-Index closed Tuesday at 1,775.7, up 16.7 points or 0.9%, extending its recovery for a third consecutive session as positive momentum from early 1Q26 earnings signals continued to support sentiment. The session’s gains were again concentrated in the Real Estate sector, led by VIC and VHM, which together contributed the majority of the index’s advance. Market breadth was positive, with 168 advances, including five at ceiling price, against 134 declines, including one at floor price, and 64 unchanged. HoSE matched value rose 3.4% DoD to VND20.3tn (USD771mn), above the 20-session average. The HNXIndex rose 0.3% to 252.4.

The VN30 rose 1.1% to 1,946.6, with 21 advances and eight declines, and no constituent hitting ceiling price or floor price. Twelve sectors advanced while five declined. Real Estate led gains at 2.9%, with VIC rising 3.4% and VHM rising 4.9%. Telecoms rose 3.1%, Resources rose 2.0%, Construction & Materials rose 1.0%, Financial Services rose 0.5%, Banking rose 0.3%, Technology rose 0.4%, Insurance rose 0.2%, Retail Services rose 0.3%, Food & Beverage rose 0.1%, Chemicals rose 0.1% and Leisure & Entertainment was flat. On the downside, Oil & Gas fell 2.9%, Utilities fell 0.8%, Auto & Parts fell 0.8%, Industrial Goods & Services fell 0.1% and Healthcare fell 0.1%.

Foreign investors returned as net buyers, recording net buying of VND193.9bn (USD7mn) on HoSE, reversing the prior session’s net selling. On the buy side, VIC attracted the largest inflow at VND184.9bn (USD7mn), followed by HPG at VND179.0bn (USD7mn), MBB at VND132.1bn (USD5mn) and VHM at VND71.8bn (USD3mn). On the sell side, FPT posted the largest outflow at
VND190.8bn (USD7mn), followed by BID at VND61.3bn (USD2mn) and NVL at VND39.5bn (USD1mn).

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