VN-Index 9 September 2026: From Positive Start to Weakening

Trading Volume and Liquidity The total trading volume reached 566.8 million shares, with a trade value of 14.557 trillion VND.
Block trades accounted for 100 million shares and 2.2276 trillion VND.
Although liquidity increased compared to the previous session, overall market demand remained weak.
Foreign Investor Activity Throughout the session, foreign investors sold a net 267.75 billion VND.
Selling pressure was concentrated in VHM, VIC, and VCB shares, while net buying was observed in HPG, HDB, and TCB.
Stock Performance Stocks that contributed to the rise included VPL (+4.12%), VCB (+1.03%), and TCB (+1.41%).
The biggest losers were VIC (-0.76%), VHM (-2.04%), and LPB (-1.73%).
Analysis and Recommendations ACBS warned that if short‑term selling pressure intensifies, the VN‑Index could test the support around 1,780 points, potentially falling to 1,720 points if broken.
SHS noted that the index remains consolidating near 1,820 points, with strong resistance between 1,880 and 1,900 points, and may face pressure to retest the 200‑day moving‑average support near 1,960 points.
Analysts expect continued volatility in the 1,800–1,900 range dominated by large‑cap stocks, with limited investment opportunities in the medium to long term.
In the short term, they advise investors to balance portfolios and add assets only when cash flow improves.
VN30 Index The VN30 is under pressure to retest the 200‑day moving‑average support near 1,960 points.
In a positive scenario, the support should hold, and a jump to the 2,000–2,025 resistance zone is expected.
Currently, there is no indication that the 2,000–2,025 range will be breached.