VN-Index rose 1.97% to close at 1,733.02 points on 04/11/2026, as buying demand improved after a first half-hour below 1,700 points and HOSE trading volume climbed 52.3% to 785 million units. The gains spread across most sectors, with FPT hitting the daily ceiling and VCB, VHM and VPB together contributing 6.53 points, while healthcare was the only sector in decline. Foreign investors were net sellers of VND 66 billion on HOSE but net buyers of VND 7 billion on HNX. The article notes a Big White Candle on volume above the 20-day average and MACD crossing above its signal line, and says that if this signal holds, the short-term outlook could improve.
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Original headline: Vietstock Daily 05/11/2026: Tìm lại động lực?
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 11/04/2026 | 1,733.02 |
| Change that session | +1.97% |
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