Selling pressure surged, particularly in Vingroup and banking stocks, causing the VN-Index to lose over 34 points in its sharpest correction in nearly a month.

By the end of august, the number of securities trading accounts reached nearly 13,9 million, primarily held by domestic individual investors.

Vingroup shares continued to lead the VN-Index up by over 25 points, pushing the stock market to its highest level in nearly two months.

Vingroup shares extended the VN-Index's four-session winning streak, briefly surpassing a key psychological threshold before retreating sharply to close below 1,800 points.

Vingroup's VIC code contributes over 3 points to the VN-Index as the stock market sees a rebound.

Global crude oil prices reached their highest level since the beginning of the month, triggering a rally in oil and gas stocks, with Petrolimex hitting its ceiling price near 38,000 dong.

State-owned enterprise stocks attracted capital, becoming the main driver of the VN-Index during a session marked by gains but also significant differentiation.

Dominant buying demand, led by securities, retail, and banking stocks, propelled the VN-Index up nearly 40 points, marking its strongest gain since early April.

Dragon Capital forecasts short-term stock market volatility, but many business valuations are attractive after a deep correction, suitable for accumulation over the next 2-3 years.

Vingroup group stocks attracted capital across the board, helping the VN-Index rise 24 points and reclaim the psychological 1,700-point mark.

Active buy orders appearing after 2 pm helped PNJ record unprecedented liquidity of over 41.3 million shares, even as its market price hit the floor.