The recovery of the VN-Index last week delivered positive signals, supported by several favourable macroeconomic factors. However, market liquidity remains low, and the outlook still carries inherent risks.
Market breadth leaned positive, with 177 stocks advancing and 117 declining. Liquidity on the southern bourse rose to VNĐ13.5 trillion (approximately US$532.3 million), marking an increase of 21.6 per cent compared to the previous session.
Market breadth was positive, with 159 gainers outnumbering 143 decliners. However, liquidity on the southern bourse continued its downtrend, ping to VNĐ11.1 trillion (approximately US$436.9 million), with a trading volume of 477.5 million shares.
Market breadth leaned positive, with 183 stocks advancing and 104 declining. Liquidity on the southern bourse dipped slightly to VNĐ11.9 trillion (approximately US$468.1 million), a decrease of 6.2 per cent compared to the previous session.
The stock market began the week with a mild , marking the VN-Index''s third straight session of losses, while liquidity hit its highest level in five weeks.
Throughout the week, the market continued its downward trajectory amid unfavourable macroeconomic conditions. The VN-Index lost a significant support level and appeared to be heading towards deeper support zones. This volatility raised concerns among investors about the market''s short-term prospects.
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Market breadth was negative, with 189 stocks declining, 107 advancing, and 67 remaining unchanged. Liquidity saw a significant , reaching VNĐ14.2 trillion (US$560 million), down 27.5 per cent from the previous session.