The Vietnamese stock market experienced a positive surge as the VN-Index increased by more than 20 points, closing at 1,788 points. This rise was supported by robust foreign investor activity, which net purchased around 191 billion VND (approximately $8 million) in stocks throughout the trading session.

On the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE), foreign investors were particularly active, net buying 180 billion VND. The most notable acquisition was of the Hòa Phát Group (HPG), which saw foreign purchases exceeding 106 billion VND. Following HPG, Vingroup (VIC) and VPBank (VPB) were also heavily acquired, with net buys of 82 billion VND and 67 billion VND, respectively.

Conversely, Vietcombank (VCB) led the list of stocks sold off by foreign investors, with a net sale of 58 billion VND. Other notable sell-offs included Đạm Cà Mau (DCM) and Bảo Việt Holdings (BVH), which experienced net sales of 42 billion VND and 38 billion VND, respectively.

On the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), foreign investors net bought 20 billion VND, with the CEO Group (CEO) being the most purchased stock at 61 billion VND. TNG was also among the top net buys with 1 billion VND. However, the PVS stock faced significant selling pressure, with foreign investors net selling 24 billion VND.

Overall, the trading session reflected a strong demand, maintaining liquidity with a total trading value on HOSE exceeding 19 trillion VND. This trend indicates a positive outlook for the market, driven by foreign investments and active trading strategies.