The VN-Index fell 30.9 points (1.77%) to 1,710 points in the November 2 session, as a morning recovery attempt failed and selling intensified in the afternoon after two months of consecutive corrections. Banks were the main source of pressure, with 24 of 28 bank stocks closing lower: VPB fell 6.1% to 21,550 dong and VCB dropped 4.8%, while NVB rose 5% to 14,700 dong after reporting nine-month pre-tax profit of 1,574 billion dong, up 140.6%. Real estate, securities, retail and industrial stocks also declined, with GVR, TRC and PHR hitting their floor prices. Foreign investors were net sellers of 516 billion dong on HoSE, led by MBB (181 billion dong) and VCB (155 billion dong), while MSN saw net buying of 90 billion dong.
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Original headline: Chứng khoán 'đỏ lửa', loạt cổ phiếu nằm sàn
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 11/02/2026 | 1,710.72 |
| Change that session | -1.77% |
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