Vietnam Stock Market Turnover Hits Seven-Week Low in Morning Trade as Foreign Net Selling Rises
On the morning of November 12, matched stock turnover on Vietnam’s HoSE fell to VND 4.291 trillion, its lowest level in seven weeks. The VN-Index edged down, while foreign selling reached its highest level in seven morning sessions, with net selling concentrated in FPT.
In morning trading on November 12, matched stock turnover on Vietnam’s HoSE fell to VND 4.291 trillion, its lowest level in seven weeks. The VN-Index moved within a range of about 13 points and closed the morning down 7.04 points, or 0.4%. The index traded in a narrow range amid light turnover.
VN-Index performance on the morning of November 12.（VietVance）
Large-cap stocks also saw subdued trading. Among VN30 constituents, seven rose and 19 fell, while the index declined 0.46%. Matched turnover in the group was VND 2.068 trillion, a new recent low, accounting for just 48.2% of HoSE’s total matched turnover that morning. FPT, VIC, HPG and HDB accounted for 42% of VN30 turnover.
Large-cap stocks saw small price movements and light trading on the morning of November 12.（VietVance）
FPT fell 1.96%, with matched turnover of VND 400.5 billion, the highest in the market. The stock has lost more than 26% since mid-September 2026 and nearly 48% from its 2026 high. By the end of the morning session, 102 VN-Index constituents had risen and 179 had fallen; 67 of the declining stocks were down more than 1%.
Foreign investors sold VND 1.151 trillion worth of shares on HoSE in the morning session, the highest amount in the past seven morning sessions. Net selling reached VND 631.6 billion, the highest in five morning sessions. FPT accounted for VND 264.7 billion in net selling. CII saw the largest foreign net buying, at VND 16.4 billion.
Source: VietVance
