
Shares reverse to fall due to correction pressure
Shares reversed course to fall on the last trading session of the week as multiple sectors faced strong correction pressure during the trading time.
Shares reversed course to fall on the last trading session of the week as multiple sectors faced strong correction pressure during the trading time.
Shares ended higher on Thursday after facing strong correction in the previous session thanks to the gains of large-cap stocks.
Benchmark indices ended the week on a positive note, as risk appetite improved ahead of a long holiday.
Indices were little changed on Thursday as the market struggled to find momentum, while large-cap stocks still faced a sell-off.
The market continued its upward march on Wednesday as optimistic sentiment lifted large-cap stocks.
Shares gained on Friday, bolstered by the gains of large-cap stocks in the group of banking and real estate.
Shares dropped on Thursday, pressured by the slump of large-cap stocks that were hit strongly during the last minutes of the session by increased profit-taking.
The stock market finished lower on Wednesday, extending its long bear trend, on persistent strong selling pressure.
Shares nosedived on Tuesday due to the fall of banking stocks caused by massive selling at the end of the trading session.
Shares ended Monday in negative territory on both national exchanges as investors increased selling force amid fears of a steeper downtrend.
Vietnamese shares extended losses on Friday as large-cap stocks in a series of industries suffered selling pressure, especially banking, securities and steel.