The SBV raised its reference rate on 21 July. DXY near 100.98 keeps FX pressure on the watchlist.
Source · Banking Times, 09:19 →Pressure has not cleared.
Capital is turning selective.
Market close at 17:30 ICT · Data cross-checked against market sources and securities-company reports.
No confirmed equilibrium yet. Observation takes priority over chasing rebounds.
Read in 60 seconds
- VN-Index lost 0.74% to 1,730.56, recovering from an intraday low of 1,721.39.
- Matched value fell 23.34%, showing that demand remained cautious during the rebound.
- Banks and brokers were relatively resilient; energy was the weakest sector.
- Foreign investors returned to a modest net-buy position, led by SHB, HDB, VNM, MWG and HPG.
- Base case: volatile consolidation inside 1,720–1,750, without a confirmed bottom.
Vietnam macro and monetary setting
Retail sales and consumer services rose 12.9% year-on-year; real growth was 7.3%, supporting consumption while not eliminating funding-cost risks.
Source · National Statistics Office →Sector capital-flow map
LPB +2.06%, VPB +1.40%, HDB +0.37%, CTG +0.32%. TCB, MBB and STB remained lower, so no broad sector wave was confirmed.
SSI +2.20% and VCI +0.75% outperformed; VIX −2.34% and VND −0.29%. Flows preferred clearer earnings delivery.
MWG +0.93%, HPG +0.97% and IDC +2.44% showed relative strength but need confirmation.
PVS −8.17%, GAS −6.98%, PLX −6.81%, BSR −6.49%, PVD −4.15% — the weakest group of the session.
VIC −1.23%, VHM −0.37%, DIG −3.56%, DXG −3.08%, PDR −2.36%. Broad balancing demand remained absent.
FPT −3.43% and PNJ −6.95%; MWG bucked the trend. High-expectation stocks remain valuation-sensitive.
Sources: Index.vn, 15:39 and BSC Brief, 21 July.
Foreign capital
A modest improvement after recent selling.
- SHB+107.38bn
- HDB+90.26bn
- VNM+80.74bn
- MWG+75.65bn
- HPG+72.97bn
Notable company event
First-half pre-tax profit reached VND 3,122bn, up 39%
Revenue reached VND 6,652bn, completing 53% of the annual profit plan. Margin lending and advances stood at VND 40,473bn, up 4% year-to-date.
Impact: results reinforce SSI's leading position and relative strength. The large margin book also increases sensitivity during volatile markets.
Source · Dau tu Chung khoan, 13:00 →Next-session scenarios
Improving breadth and liquidity, with banks sustaining leadership, could extend a technical rebound.
Volatile and selective price discovery. Prioritise earnings visibility and relative strength.
Risk of a new support search rises; limit leverage and avoid catching still-distributing stocks.
Index ranges are technical inferences from the latest session, not guaranteed levels.
Three items to watch
- Response at 1,720–1,730: whether demand holds on a retest.
- Leadership: whether LPB, VPB, HDB, CTG and SSI broaden into their sectors.
- Weak groups: signs of selling pressure easing in GAS, BSR, PVS, PVD and high-beta real estate.