The warrant market closed the October 26, 2026 session with sellers in control, as 27 warrants rose, 240 fell and 66 were unchanged. Market-wide trading volume reached 48.45 million CW, down 26.55%, and value reached VND 30.58 billion, down 33.15% from the October 23 session. CTCB2619 led in both volume and value, while CVIC2610, CVPB2616, CVPB2630 and CVPB2618 were among the largest decliners. Foreign investors were net buyers of VND 629.04 million, led by CMSN2612 and CVHM2611. LPS, SSI, ACBS and VND are the issuers with the most warrants, and CVPB2615 and CMWG2630 have the highest effective gearing in the market.
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Original headline: Thị trường chứng quyền ngày 27/10/2026: Sắc đỏ bao trùm
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
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| Close on 10/26/2026 | 1,763.55 |
| Change that session | -0.60% |
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