The benchmark VN-Index recovered on November 26 thanks to the surge of some large-cap stocks (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The surge of some large-cap stocks on the afternoon of November 26 helped the benchmark VN-Index on the Ho ChiMinh Stock Exchange (HOSE) recover.
In the VN30 basket, 13 stocks recorded priceincreases, while 13 others witnessed declines. Notably, the largest ones frommarket capitalisation posted strong gains. VIC – the highest stock topping thisgroup – rose by 1.5 percent to 100,500 VND per share, while VHM – the secondbiggest on the list – hiked 1.2 percent to 77,000 VND per share.
VNM, another large-cap stock, rose by 4.3percent to 123,100 VND per share. The same upward trend was also seen in VRE,HPG, HSG, PNJ, MSN, MWG, and NVL.
Oil and gas stocks dropped sharply in themorning but some of them rebounded in the afternoon, including PVS (up 0.5percent), BSR (3.4 percent), and OIL (0.7 percent). However, the largest-capstocks in this sector – GAS and PLX – still ended in red.
Meanwhile, red also dominated banking stocks,including TPB (down 3.8 percent), VPB (1.6 percent), SHB (1.4 percent), and MBB(0.7 percent).
Liquidity on the November 26 trading sessiongained slightly from the previous session on November 23, with 151.6 millionshares worth over 4 trillion VND (171.5 million USD) traded.
On the HOSE, 142 stocks recorded price hikes,153 others witnessed decreases, and 48 had their prices unchanged. The VN-Indexrose 3.06 points to 921.03 points.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index stillfell slightly due to a lack of support, with 54 stocks up, 70 stocks down, and62 others unchanged. It fell by 0.29 points overall to end up at 103.98 points.–VNA
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The benchmark VN-Index recovered on November 26 thanks to the surge of some large-cap stocks (Photo: VNA) 
