Stock indexes increase slightly

HCM bourse :

After yesterday’s falls o­n both bourses, the situation was somewhat relieved today when increases were witnessed. Vn-Index rose a slight 2.79 points, while HaSTC index saw a 0.85 point rise. Though not as heavy as yesterday’s , today’ s trade remained o­ne among the heaviest for the last couple of month.

There were reportedly around 54 rising stocks, 33 falling stocks and 28 stills. Vn-Index gained 2.79 points more, closing at 928.36 points. A total of 7.3 million shares changed hands, worth a combined VND 571.52 billion.

Of the 33 falling stocks, none was reported to lose more than VND 2,500. The new comer ACL, which made its bourse debut yesterday, was recognized the stock most severely hit by price fall. The stock saw a VND 2,500 fall. Among those suffering VND 2,000 wre BMP, DHG, NKD. The rest 21 falling stocks saw decreasing band not exceeding VND 1,000 each.

BMC drew much of investors’ attention by its sharp rise and fall in the couple of sessions. After 3 successive decreasing morning, the stock was reported to see an increase of VND 7,000. TCT closed up VND 10,000. Other sharp advancers included LGC, RIC, HAP. KDC, GMD rose VND 2,000. In the mean time, FPT, REE and VNE closed at their reference price. The two fund VF1 and BF1 slightly fell but saw heavy trade, especially VF1.

In terms of trade volume, the trade volume of many among the most-traded stocks o­n the bourse saw decreases against those of the session earlier. STB led the top active list by volume with as many as 960,000 shares matched. Next in the list were BF1, BBT, PVD, and LBM.


Hanoi bourse:

Closing the session this morning , HaSTC closed at 254.57 points, up a slight 0.85 point, or 0.34% against the session earlier. The market saw a total of 991,200 units changing hands, worth a consolidated VND 103.32 billion. The number of rising and falling stocks remained balanced. There were 36 rising stocks, 37 falling o­nes, and 16 stills.

S99 extended its string of rising session with a sharp increase of VND 12,700. The morning witnessed the second consecutive session in which the top advancers list featured S99, S64 and ILC. The second sharpest riser, ILC, saw o­nly VND 6,300 increase. Other stocks’ added points did not exceed VND 3,000.

In the reverse direction, BVS saw sharp fall, losing VND 5,300 to close at VND 379,600. Other stocks of sharp falls includedPSC, SD7, NBC, SD3 with decreases restricted to VND 3,300.

In terms of trade volume, no significant changes were witnessed with the top active list by volume in the last couple of sessions. TBC confirmed its place in such list due to a stunning sold-out of the stock by foreign investors. Next in the list were NTP and SD9 with roughly 44,000 and 35,000 shares successfully matched, respectively. Foreign investors bought in 42,000 shares and sold out 76,700 units, which together holding up to 12.22% of the market’s total trade volume.

Source: Infotv