On the 27/10 session, VN-Index dipped nearly 2 points to 1,762 points amid low liquidity, with matched value on HoSE at about 10,334 billion VND. Foreign investors net sold 319 billion VND across the market, including about 442 billion VND on HoSE and 8 billion VND on HNX, while net buying over 131 billion VND on UPCoM. On HoSE, TCB drew the largest foreign net buying at about 197 billion VND, while ACB saw the heaviest net selling at about 177 billion VND. On UPCoM, VNZ of VNG Corporation was net bought about 171 billion VND, well ahead of other tickers.
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Original headline: Phiên 27/10: Khối ngoại rót gần 200 tỷ vào một cổ phiếu ngân hàng, mua đột biến một mã trên UPCoM
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VNINDEX
▲ Likely positiveRelevance: low
| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/27/2026 | 1,761.87 |
| Change that session | -0.10% |
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