BSC Brief | 03.06: The VN-Index may continue testing its SMA20 in the coming sessions

MARKET OUTLOOK
The VN-Index fell immediately after the market opened. After retreating to the 1,800 level, bottom-fishing demand emerged, helping the index pare its losses and close at 1,819.01 points, down more than 7 points from the previous session. Market breadth tilted positive, with 14 out of 18 sectors advancing, led by the Information Technology sector. On the other hand, Vin-related stocks weighed on the Real Estate sector and the VN-Index as a whole. Regarding foreign flows, investors recorded net selling on HSX, while net buying was observed on HNX and UPCOM. Overall, market indecision continues to dominate trading activity. In the coming sessions, the VN-Index may continue testing its SMA20 level.

FUTURES CONTRACTS
All VN30 futures contracts advanced in line with the movement of the VN30 index, except for VN30F2Q.

COVERED WARRANTS
During the trading session on 03/06/2026, most covered warrants decreased.

HIGHLIGHT
• VN-Index -7.46 points, closing at 1819.01 points. HNX-Index +2.69 points, closing at 317.48 points.
• Pulling the index up: GAS (+1.22), ACB (+1.02), MBB (+0.97), HPG (+0.75), MSN (+0.63).
• Pulling the index down: VIC (-11.63), VHM (-2.07), LPB (-1.75), TCB (-0.53), VRE (-0.45).
• The matched trade value of VN-Index reached VND 16,887 billion, increased 3.13% compared to the previous session. The total transaction value reached VND 20,589 billion.
• The trading range is 33.6 points. The market had 173 gainers, 62 remaining unchanged, 133 losers.
• Foreign investors' net selling value: VND -691.70 billion on HOSE, including ACB (VND -392.72 billion), VHM (VND -211.54 billion), VIC (VND -163.60 billion), VCK (VND -153.55 billion), VPB (VND -85.98 billion). Foreign investors were net buyers on HNX with the value of VND 77.48 billion.

BSC30, BSC50 PERFORMANCE
• BSC30 +0.89%. Positive stocks: ACB (+3.59%), MSN (+2.60%), HCM (+2.44%).
• BSC50 +0.58%. Positive stocks: OCB (+3.46%), GAS (+2.80%), DGW (+2.66%).