Strong cash flow from domestic investors in the final minutes of the session propelled the VN-Index to its highest gain in a month, exceeding 1,500 points.
The VN-Index dropped over 12 points, marking its steepest fall since mid-June, as numerous large-cap stocks plummeted, especially those in the Vingroup conglomerate.
VHM, NVL, DIG, and CEO hit the ceiling, with many other real estate stocks also performing well, leading the stock market to accumulate nearly 15 points.
Profit-taking in large-cap stocks caused the VN-Index to reverse course sharply in the final 30 minutes, dropping nearly 10 points and ending a 7-session winning streak.
The VN-Index closed the week up over 12 points, but the gains were primarily driven by blue-chip stocks, creating a deceptive picture of overall market health.
VIC hits the ceiling price, along with strong gains in many real estate stocks, propelling the VN30-Index to close at its highest level in history, nearly 1,570 points.
Mutual fund performance varies widely, with some funds struggling due to a lack of market-leading stocks in their portfolios, while others thrive with more flexible strategies.
In a session where the stock market rebounded by more than 5 points, with gains widespread but demand remaining low, FPT shares led the market with high liquidity.
