BSC Brief | 4.08: Liquidity provides no support to the market’s recovery.

MARKET OUTLOOK
The VN-Index surged nearly 33 points today, closing at 1,528.19. Market breadth leaned towards the positive, with 15 out of 18 sectors advancing. The Media sector led the gains with an increase of over 6%, followed by Real Estate,Travel and Leisure. Regarding foreign investor activity, net selling amounted to more than VND 10 trillion on the HSX, with a significant focus on VIC shares. Despite the strong gain in the VN-Index, low liquidity signals a potential risk of profit-taking pressure. In a bullish scenario, the index may continue its upward momentum toward the previous peak at the 1,555–1,565 range. Otherwise, it may consolidate within a narrower range, potentially forming a bottom between 1,480 and 1,500.

FUTURES CONTRACTS
Futures contracts all increased according to the movement of VN30.

COVERED WARRANTS
During the trading session on 04/08/2025, warrants fluctuated according to the recovery of the underlying stocks.

HIGHLIGHT
• VN-Index +32.98 points, closing at 1528.19 points. HNX-Index +3.41 points, closing at 268.34 points.
• Pulling the index up: VIC (+6.82), VHM (+2.22), TCB (+2.09), VCB (+1.75), CTG (+1.71).
• Pulling the index down: PNJ (-0.28), GEE (-0.20), BSR (-0.14), FPT (-0.13), HHS (-0.07).
• The matched trade value of VN-Index reached VND 30,933 billion, decreased -15.46% compared to the previous session. The total transaction value reached VND 42,653 billion.
• The trading range is 37.1 points. The market had 242 gainers, 45 remaining unchanged, 89 losers.
• Foreign investors' net selling value: VND -10117.46 billion on HOSE, including VIC (VND -9816.66 billion), SSI (VND -394.39 billion), VHM (VND -160.88 billion), FPT (VND -109.38 billion), HPG (VND -106.23 billion). Foreign investors were net buyers on HNX with the value of VND 72.41 billion.

BSC30, BSC50 PERFORMANCE
• BSC30 +1.76%. Positive stocks: TPB (+6.69%), MSB (+4.44%), HDB (+3.70%).
• BSC50 +1.49%. Positive stocks: ANV (+6.99%), VJC (+6.97%), VIC (+6.92%).