Foreign investors' net selling of over 900 billion VND sparked cautious sentiment in stock trading, with widespread selling pressure pushing the VN-Index down over 26.5 points.
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.
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.
After transferring his entire life savings of 8 million yuan (30 billion dong) to a scammer, Mr. Chen realized the deception only when the perpetrator sent a thank-you message before disconnecting.
Amidst persistently high interest rates, VinaCapital believes stocks are still attractive due to sharply reduced valuations and numerous opportunities for doubling in one to three years.
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.
Leveraging her maternity leave for short-term stock trading, Choruko, a woman nearing 40 in Tokyo, transformed her student savings into assets worth 500 million JPY.
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.
