September 10 Vietnam Stock Market: VN Index Falls, Foreign Investors Continue Net Selling

Market Performance The Vietnam Stock Market (VN Index) fell across all three exchanges on September 10, 2026.
The VN Index dropped 0.18% to 1,827.12, the HNX Index fell 0.58% to 279.48, and the UPCoM Index slipped 0.24% to 127.35.
Trading volume on the HOSE reached 14.582 billion VND, a 2% increase from the previous session.
Stock Performance According to Yuanta Vietnam's market report, efforts to support the index yielded positive results in many large‑cap stocks.
HOSE: VPL +4.12%, VCB +1.03%, TCB +1.41%, GAS +1.54%, BSR +1.30%, HPG +0.92%, BID +0.55%, GEE +3.80% HNX: KSF +2.62%, NTP +2.15%, VIT +6.00%, SHN +2.99% Vingroup stocks were the biggest drag on the market.
On the HOSE, VIC fell 0.78% and VHM dropped 2.04%.
On the HNX, THD fell 2.25%, SHS 1.32%, PVS 1.29%, NVB 0.84%, and CEO 1.56%.
Foreign Investor Activity Foreign investors continued net selling across all exchanges.
Capital outflows on the HOSE totaled 267.75 billion VND.
Major sellers: VHM 292.4 bn, VIC 118.3 bn, VCB 107.1 bn, SHB 64.8 bn, STB 58.2 bn.
Foreign inflows were strongest in Materials (+203 bn) and Information Technology (+103 bn).
The largest net purchases were HPG 234.7 bn, HDB 109.1 bn, TCB 107.2 bn, FPT 104.8 bn, and VPL 62.4 bn.
Market Outlook The VN Index is currently oscillating above its 10‑day moving average, with liquidity showing a slight uptick.
The Vingroup group is experiencing a short‑term correction; if the index falls below the 1,800–1,822 range, a broader market correction could follow.
Investors should limit new purchases as the market enters a sensitive period ahead of the upcoming CPI data release and the Fed meeting on September 16.