VN30 and VN100 futures fell across the board in the 26/10/2026 session, as VN30-Index reversed after four straight gains on lower volume, below its 20-session average. Contract I1GB000 fell 0.93% to 1,892.2 points, while VN30-Index closed at 1,889.53 points; I2GB000 dropped 0.8% to 1,795.4 points and VN100-Index closed at 1,796.18 points. I1GB000's basis narrowed to 2.67 points, while I2GB000's basis reversed to -0.78 points, which the article reads as less optimism for the former and renewed pessimism for the latter. Derivatives trading volume and value rose 1.41% and 1.57% from 23/10/2026, but foreign investors net sold 1,655 contracts. Technically, VN30-Index remains above the Bollinger Bands middle line and the Stochastic and MACD indicators are still rising, so the article judges the short-term outlook not overly negative.
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Original headline: Chứng khoán phái sinh ngày 27/10/2026: Triển vọng phục hồi vẫn còn?
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/26/2026 | 1,763.55 |
| Change that session | -0.60% |
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