Wednesday's session on 11 November 2026 ended slightly higher: the VN-Index gained 3.83 points (0.22%) to 1,746.90 points, extending the previous session's 28.75-point rally. The index opened in positive territory, briefly topped 1,750 points, slipped to around 1,735 points in the afternoon and recovered into the close. Elsewhere, the HNX-Index fell 0.53 points to 255.73, the UPCoM-Index rose 0.1 points to 121.51, and the VN30-Index lost 5.66 points to 1,855.27.
Liquidity slows, breadth evenly split
Trading value on HOSE reached VND13.844 trillion, down 18% from the previous session. Across the market, 294 stocks advanced (16 hit the ceiling), 323 declined and 894 were unchanged, suggesting selective money flows after the strong start to the week. Before the open, global markets digested US October CPI rising 0.4%, above the 0.3% forecast, while the 10-year US Treasury yield briefly climbed above 5%.
Most influential stocks
- Gainers: VIC added 5.21 points (up 1.32%), followed by VHM (+0.86 points), VCB (+0.70), GAS (+0.66) and BID (+0.41).
- Drags: MCH took away 0.87 points, VPB 0.51, STB 0.46, VNM 0.38 and MSN 0.25.
Banks were mixed: TPB rose 3.15% and SHB 2.29%, while VPB fell 1.11% and STB 1.72%. Real estate was also divided, with KDH down 2.52% and NVL down 2.76%. Some industrial and infrastructure names stayed green, such as VSC (+1.85%) and VCG (+0.97%).
Foreign investors net buyers for a second session
Foreign investors bought VND1,699.87 billion and sold VND1,647.57 billion, a net purchase of VND52.3 billion. Buying focused on VIC (VND138.77 billion), POW (VND78 billion), VHM (VND47 billion), HDB (VND42 billion), TPB (VND41.2 billion) and HPG (VND37.9 billion). On the other side, FPT saw net selling of VND48.3 billion, NVL VND39.15 billion and ACB VND35.39 billion.
Holding on to the previous session's gains despite less favourable international macro news is encouraging, although lower liquidity shows investors remain cautious at higher price levels.
Key takeaways
- The VN-Index rose 0.22% to 1,746.90 points, with VIC the main support at 5.21 points.
- HOSE turnover fell 18% to VND13.844 trillion; decliners slightly outnumbered advancers.
- Foreign investors were net buyers of VND52.3 billion, led by VIC and POW.