The VN-Index closed September 11 at 1,795.21, falling 34.02 points and slipping below 1,800. Selling intensified late in the session, particularly among large-cap stocks.
KBVN+ desk·12 September 2026·1 min readOriginal reporting published:
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VietnamPlus reported 301 decliners and 42 gainers on HOSE, with 28 of the VN30's 30 constituents falling. Trading value approached VND16,500 billion, but buying was insufficient to offset supply.
Foreign investors sold a net amount of nearly VND900 billion across the market. The session showed broad weakness despite a small number of stocks moving higher.
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