Vietnam's main indices rose on 23/10, with VN-Index up 0.77% to 1,774.15 points and HNX-Index up 0.62% to 262.7 points. For the week, VN-Index gained 68.24 points (+4%) and HNX-Index added 3.57 points (+1.38%), after an early-week correction near 1,680 points. Market breadth improved in the first session before gains became more concentrated in large-cap stocks. VIC contributed 5.9 points to VN-Index, while HPG and TCX together subtracted 0.83 points; financials (+1.22%) and real estate (+1.08%) led sectors, while media services fell 1.06%. Foreign investors were net sellers of 1 trillion VND over the week, including 965 billion VND on HOSE and 106 billion VND on HNX.
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Original headline: Chứng khoán Tuần 19-23/10/2026: Trở lại mạnh mẽ
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/23/2026 | 1,774.15 |
| Change that session | +0.77% |
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