Northern bourse’s index surpasses 160 marks

Today November 30 was the first session of this week and the last one of the month marked the successful session. While VN index easily regained the threshold of 500 points, HNX Index surpassed the milestone of 160 points. However, the market liquidity in the two markets slumped considerably in comparison with the previous session due to the sellers withheld their shares.

At closing time, VN Index increased by 13.5 points or 2.75 percent to end at 504.12 points with a total matching order trade of 34.83 million shares for 1.418 trillion dong, a reduction of over 46 percent in volume and value against the previous session.

Among 185 share codes and four fund certificates listed on the southern bourse, 131 codes jumped while only 32 codes fell and the rest 27 codes stayed unchanged at comparative price.
Many large cap share codes witnessed a ceiling rise today, especially those from banking and finance group such as STB +1,200 to 25,400; VCB +2,100 to 45,900; CTG +1,300 to 27,800; EIB +1,100 to 23,300; PVF +1,400 to 30,400 and SSI +3,500 to 78,000 dong per share.

In terms of trading volume, STB took the top position with over 3.9 million shares changing hands, followed with SSI with 1.7 million, VFMVF1 with 1.2 million, EIB with 960,000; GMD with 899,000 and SAM with 885,000 shares being transferred.

Sharing the same scenario, on the northern floor, HNX Index rose by 6.44 points or 4.14 percent to 161.85 points with a total market trade of 21.751 million shares for about 698.852 billion dong in value. – ATP Vietnam

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