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The securities stock group experienced a nosedive after a prolonged period of growth in previous months, causing the VN-Index to give back almost all of the gains from the previous session.

Foreign investors continued their net selling streak for the fourth consecutive session on the HOSE exchange, with a net selling value of over VND540 billion.

During the last 10 minutes of the trading session on July 28, the VN-Index experienced a significant surge of more than 10 points, reaching its highest in-session closing price of 1,207.67 points.

Vietnamese shares extended losses on Thursday as large-cap stocks in a series of industries suffered selling pressure, especially banking, securities and energy.

It was backed by large-cap stocks, while foreign investors continued to withdraw money from both main bourses.

Despite investor fears, the stock market has seen an increase of approximately 1.1 percentage points in the VN Index in May. Although, it is the influx of short-term capital that has been driving the markets during this subdued phase.

The sudden reduction in operating interest rates by the State Bank of Vietnam caused a sharp drop of 9.83 points in the VN index between 3 April and 12 April.

Several banking, real estate, securities, and steel stocks fell to the floor despite the positive news that the State Bank of Vietnam has officially expanded the credit room by 1.5-5 percent, increasing credit growth in the year to 15.5-16 percent compared to the target of 14 percent at the beginning of the year.

The Vietnamese stock market settled lower on Thursday, ending its five-day gaining streak due to the slump of heavy-weight stocks.

On the HCMC Stock Exchange, the VN-Index gained 2.8 percent, to close at 969.26 points. The index had risen 3.4 percent, to close Wednesday at 942.90 points.

Financial stocks were the focus to help the market recover, although many real estate stocks were still on the floor, and a large volume of NVL, DXG, DIG, and PDR shares was unsalable.

Despite the selling pressure in many sectors, the VN-Index still gained slightly in the trading session on the last day of October, thanks to the effort of the pillar stocks. In contrast, steel stocks continued to be engulfed in the red color due to heavy losses in the third quarter.

The cash flow was withdrawn from the market, while real estate stocks were sold off heavily are two hot issues in the trading session on October 26.

With several negative information in the market, the VN-Index continued to decrease by nearly 39 points in the last session of the week on October 7. Market capitalization on the HoSE lost another VND153.5 trillion in the trading session to VND4.12 quadrillion. The VN-Index was in the top five Asian stock indexes with the sharpest drop on October 7.

The VN-Index officially lost the 1,110-point mark, retreating to the bottom made in February 2021 in the first trading session of October on October 3.

Stockholders dumped shares heavily, whereas investors holding money did not participate in the market, causing the VN-Index to retreat to near 1,200 points. With a drop of roughly 29 points in the trading session on September 19, all previous gains of the VN-Index in August were erased.

Investors were willing to buy stocks at high prices, so the whole market had seen more than 700 stocks increase in prices.

While the cash flow has not shown any signs of returning to the market, the selling pressure caused the VN-Index to fall off the milestone of 1,200 points in the last trading session of the second quarter.

Banking stocks suddenly attracted the cash flow and became a driving force to help the VN-Index advance robustly on June 28.

The stock market continued to surprise investors when it suddenly made a free fall in the trading session on June 17.