Vietnam's stock market closed broadly higher on 10 November 2026. The VN-Index gained 28.75 points (+1.68%) to 1,743.07, finishing at its session high after slipping to 1,714.32 on 9 November. On HOSE, 221 stocks advanced, 50 were unchanged and 94 declined; the VN30 rose 30.8 points to 1,860.93 with 28 gainers.
Stronger liquidity, foreign investors return as net buyers
HOSE turnover reached about VND16.901 trillion, up 22.17% from the previous session according to Thoi bao Tai chinh Viet Nam; across all three exchanges, trading value exceeded VND18.776 trillion (Nhan Dan). Matched volume on HOSE was above the 20-session average.
Foreign investors were net buyers of more than VND461 billion across the three exchanges. The largest net purchases were KDH (VND86.59 billion), POW (VND76.95 billion), SSI (VND67.87 billion), VHM (VND59.25 billion) and NVL (VND57.27 billion). On the sell side, FPT saw net selling of VND88.32 billion, followed by VIX (VND62.25 billion) and MSB (VND54.8 billion).
The most actively traded stocks by volume on HOSE were NVL (19.76 million shares), VPB (17.81 million), MBB (10.62 million), POW (9.22 million) and ACB (8.1 million).
Most influential stocks and leading sectors
- Index pillars: VIC rose 3.24% and VHM 2.65%, together adding about 15 points. HVN hit its daily limit-up at 6.78% as Vietnam Airlines took a further step with ANA Holdings. The ten biggest positive contributors (also including LPB, GVR, VPB, HPG, TCB, MWG and SSI) added about 20.49 points.
- Real estate (+2.85%) led: KDH +5.65%, NLG +4.21%, DXG +4.11%, NVL +3.33%; NTL hit limit-up.
- Brokerages (+2.02%): FTS +4.17%, SSI +3.77%, VND +3.11%, VIX +3.08%.
- Banks (+1.04%): LPB +3.44%, SSB +2.03%.
- Oil and gas was the main drag: PVD -2.91%, BSR -1.93%, PLX -0.76%, as Brent crude fell 5.9% to US$92.57 a barrel on 9 November.
News supporting sentiment
The day's focus was news that the State Bank of Vietnam will buy foreign currency on the spot market every Monday and Wednesday from 11 November, which analysts expect to add dong liquidity. Lower global oil prices also eased concerns about input costs.
According to ACB Securities (ACBS), liquidity exceeded the 20-session average and market breadth clearly favoured buyers; the 1,700–1,720 support zone held and the index may move within 1,720–1,780 points. SHS Securities sees 1,760–1,780 as strong near-term resistance.
Key takeaways
- The VN-Index rose 1.68% to 1,743.07; HOSE turnover jumped more than 22% to about VND16.901 trillion.
- VIC, VHM and HVN led; real estate, brokerages and banks advanced while oil and gas corrected.
- Foreign investors net bought over VND461 billion, focused on KDH, POW and SSI.