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HCMC – The local market saw liquidity soaring to the highest level in two weeks in the third consecutive rising session on Thursday as both buying and selling accelerated. At the close of the session, the VN-Index gained a hefty 7.99 points, or 1.84%, against the previous day to close at 441.85.
Stocks sustained gains on the HCM Stock Exchange on March 14, but sank on the Hanoi bourse.
HCMC – The central bank’s interest rate cuts buoyed stock investor sentiment on Tuesday as the local market made a slight recovery after one losing session, with the VN-Index adding 1.37 points, or 0.32%, against the previous day at 429.39.
HCMC – The local market skyrocketed in the first extended session on Monday as almost all investors jumped into the buying side, sending the VN-Index up by a hefty 17.61 points, or 4.01%, against the previous session at 457.21, the highest in five months.
HCMC – The local market fell back on Wednesday after just one session of recovery, as the selling pressure defeated accelerated after the central bank denied easing credit policy to rescue the stock market. The VN-Index lost 2.85 points, or 0.71%, against the previous session to close at 397.4.
HCMC – The local market kept rising in the final session of January on Tuesday but at a modest pace given falling demand towards the end of the session. The VN-Index gained 3.03 points, or 0.79%, against the day earlier to close at 387.97.
HCMC – The local market extended its gains to the fourth day on Thursday as a number of large caps like BVH, HPG and MSN rallied, with the VN-Index rising a slight 0.68 point, or 0.2%, from the day earlier to close at 348.11.
HCMC – Although liquidity continued to decline, the local market secured a mild rally in the third straight rising session on Wednesday as two top blue-chips of BVH and MSN hit their ceiling prices, lifting the VN-Index up 2.75 points, or 0.8%, against the previous day to 347.43.
HCMC – After four losing sessions in a row, the local market bounced back with liquidity staying high on Wednesday as stocks of most securities brokers hit their ceiling prices, lifting the VN-Index up 2.86 points, or 0.82%, against the previous day to close at 350.66.
HCMC – The local market continued its downward spiral for the fourth straight session on Tuesday, as the majority of falling stocks dragged the VN-Index down 4.88 points, or 1.38%, from the day earlier to 347.8 points, the lowest level over the past two years and a half.