On November 5, foreign investors made the strongest purchase of VIX on HOSE, worth over VND 452 billion, but net sold about VND 225 billion across the market. The VN-Index closed up nearly 8 points at 1,640 points, with HOSE liquidity reaching nearly VND 16,000 billion. On HOSE, foreign investors net sold VND 171 billion, with VCB and VHM net sold VND 89 billion and VND 76 billion, while CTG and VIC were net bought VND 101 billion and VND 54 billion. On HNX, net selling reached VND 65 billion, while UPCOM saw net buying of VND 11 billion.
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Original headline: Khối ngoại "tung" hơn 450 tỷ đồng gom một cổ phiếu chứng khoán phiên 5/11
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▲ Likely positiveRelevance: low
| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 11/05/2026 | 1,740.73 |
| Change that session | +0.44% |
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