The VN-Index closed today's session 0,56 points higher than its reference level, marking the stock market's longest winning streak of the year with seven consecutive sessions.
As the stock market approached a key resistance level, selling pressure returned, particularly for blue-chip stocks, pulling the general index down by 27,55 points.
After several buying sessions, foreign investors have reversed to continuous net selling as the VN-Index signals recovery and approaches the psychological 1,800-point mark.
Total transaction value on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) reached just over 15,000 billion dong, a 36% decrease from the previous session, as the stock market dropped nearly 12 points.
Numerous stocks surged after news of leadership "bottom-fishing", helping the Ho Chi Minh City exchange's benchmark index reverse from a decline to a gain of nearly 12 points.
Vingroup's dual stocks, VIC and VHM, served as a crucial support, propelling the stock market up by over 22 points, even as most shares declined today.
