Daily Call

The bourses slightly recovered prior to the long holiday. VN-Index and HNX-Index both up 0.2% and 0.5% respectively. On the other hand, VN30-Index (-0.1%) continued to end lower from foreign selloff pressure among blue-chip stocks.

Many lenders edged higher, notably CTG (+5.0%), VCB (+1.5%) and BID (+1.3%). 

Aviation switched into green among HVN (+3.1%), VJC (+2.3%) and ACV (+3.7%), regaining from past days' loss after airlines were permitted to further ramp up domestic routes starting from today.

The market extended the downward trend on both VN-Index and HNX-Index, down 0.5% and 0.04% respectively, as heavy foreign offloading still lingered.

Banking sector surprisingly recovered from previous days’ loss, topped by CTG (+1.1%), MBB (+0.6%) and VCB (+0.3%), while STB (-0.1%) slightly dropped.

Healthcare surged among DHG (+3.1%), PME (+5.1%) and DMC (+1.8%) as the pandemic has significantly subdued.

The bourses edged lower due to profit locking. VN-Index dropped 0.8% after maintaining 3 consecutive days on the winning streak and HNX-Index down 0.6%.

The newly listed ticker, GVR (+6.9%), led the rally, closing at ceiling and regained from past day’s loss.

VPB (+2.4%) went against other lenders to surge after they announced their plan to buy 122 million treasury shares as well as reducing the FOL from 22.77% to 15%. On the contrary, other banking stocks dipped, notably VCB (-3.0%), BID (-2.5%), MBB (-2.2%) and CTG (-1.8%).

The market traded mix with VN-Index slowly edged into green (+0.4%), thanks to the rise of blue-chips, while HNX-Index only grew slightly (+0.01%).

VNM (+7.0%) closed at ceiling price and headed today's rally after previous day's loss. MSN (+2.2%) and GTN (+4.5%) also rose while SAB diverged down (-0.3%) after maintaining 2 consecutive days in the green.

VPB (+3.0%) led banking higher while majority of lenders remained sideway. On the contrary, VCB (-0.4%) and BID (-0.5%) declined, posing pressure to the sector due to heavy foreign net selling.

Both bourses continued to edge higher after the Prime Minister concluded social distancing restrictions. VN-Index and HNX-Index slightly up 0.6% and 0.2%, respectively.

The three Vingroup tickers, VIC (+0.5%), VRE (+2.3%) and VHM (+1.8%), diverged into green, lessening previous days’ loss. Other realty firms also ticked up, namely NVL (+0.2%), NLG (+0.5%) and KDH (+0.2%).

The market recovered in the afternoon session after positive news regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, in which Hanoi, as the only high-risked city, will continue the social distancing order until April 30th. On the other hand, other cities and provinces may be permitted to re-open per local authorities’ order. VN-Index and HNX-Index both up by 0.3% and 2.0%, respectively.

Consumer tickers switched to green, narrowing previous day’s loss, among SAB (+2.9%), MSN (+2.8%) and VNM (+0.7%).

All indices diverged into decline, in line with global peers, after the historical slump of WTI crude oil future to negative. Both VN-Index and HNX-Index dropped 3.5% and 4.5%, respectively, as many blue-chips fell to floor prices.

Several oil&gas tickers ended at floor among PLX (-7.0%), PVD (-7.0%) and PVS (-9.3%). OIL (-10.0%) and GAS (-6.2%) also switched into red after many consecutive days in the green territory.

Banking continued to tumble due to heavy foreign selloffs. VPB (-6.9%) closed at floor price while other lenders followed, topped by BID (-6.5%), CTG (-5.3%), TCB (-4.8%) and MBB (-6.0%). 

The market traded mix with VN-Index continued to edge higher (+0.7%) whereas HNX-Index stumbled (-0.7%).

Consumers sector headed for the rally with both SAB and BHN rose to ceiling price at the same percentage-point (+6.9%) and VNM (+0.7%) increased to the green although MSN (-2.0%) maintained under water.

The global oil price recovered slightly despite lingering concerns over demand decreasing more rapidly than the oil supply cut from OPEC+ deal, which may cause a stock surplus worldwide. However, oil&gas continued to surge among PLX (+6.0%), POW (+4.0%) and GAS (+1.6%). OIL (+14.1%) ended today at ceiling for 2 consecutive days along with PVD also closed at ceiling price (+6.6%).

The bourses continued to surge in line with global peers after rising expectation of possible anti-COVID-19 vaccine. Both VN-Index and HNX-Index up 1.1% and 1.6% respectively with many key sectors jumped into green.

SAB (+4.9%) and BHN (+5.9%) ticked up while MSN (-0.3%) dropped further.

DXG (+6.9%) closed at ceiling price, supporting real estate's rally along with the rise from VHM (+1.5%), NVL (+1.5%) and VIC (+0.2%). VRE sustained sideway.

Majority of lenders headed for the upward march, topped by MBB (+3.0%), CTG (+1.5%) and VCB (+0.3%), whereas VPB (-1.4%) stumbled.

The market maintained on the winning streak with both HCM and Hanoi indices up 0.4%. VN-Index was quite rattled earlier today after the government confirmed to extend the nationwide social distancing order, however, managed to regain into green in the afternoon session as supported by several notable blue-chips.

SAB (+3.0%) and BHN (+3.8%) led consumer’s rally, followed by VNM (+0.1%) while MSN (-0.2%) continued to drop.

Aviation rose among VJC (+4.7%), ACV (+1.1%) and HVN (+0.6%) despite the imposed heavy restrictions in regards to flights taking off on airlines due to the pandemic.