Strong gains spread across sectors, led by securities, banks and real estate, pushing VN-Index up more than 33 points to 1,733 points, with HoSE matched value reaching about VND 15,400 billion. Foreign net selling eased sharply to about VND 70 billion across the market, comprising net selling of VND 66 billion on HoSE, net buying of VND 7 billion on HNX and net selling of VND 11 billion on UPCoM. On HoSE, foreign investors net bought the most in FPT (about VND 183 billion), MSN (about VND 175 billion) and CTG (about VND 82 billion), while net selling was led by MBB (nearly VND 199 billion), followed by ACB (VND 93 billion) and BSR (VND 83 billion).
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Original headline: Khối ngoại giảm bán phiên VN-Index bứt phá, "tung" 350 tỷ gom 2 cổ phiếu VN30
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 11/04/2026 | 1,733.02 |
| Change that session | +1.97% |
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