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Stock market stops falling and reverses on July 02
02/Jul/2009 Intellasia | AtpVietnam | HNX
2 Jul, 2009 - 1:41:55 PM
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Today VN Index reversed to increase by 3.79 points or 0.88 percent to close at 433.79, ending three consecutive slumping sessions. However, the market was still worried about the country's economic recovery because the recent jump of petroleum price by 700 dong per litre from yesterday July 01 and especially Fitch lowered the Vietnam's credit potentials.

The market transparency kept on slightly decreasing with the total matching order trade of about 40.1 million shares for 1.416 trillion dong.

A considerable number of 106 share codes hiked today, among 166 listed codes and fund certificates. There were 42 codes falling and 18 codes standing still at a comparative price.

Most of large cap share codes recovered in today session, meanwhile the two share codes of BVH and VCB downturned by 2,500 dong to 48,000 dong and 58,000 dong per share respectively.

PVD also dipped by 2,500 dong to 77,500 dong per share, while PVF stood at comparative price.

The fact that other well-known share codes in the market jumped again such as STB, SSI, PPC, DPM, FPT, HAG, HPG and VNM resulted in a successful point-gaining session today.

Regarding trading volume, STB retained at the top position with 7 million shares being transferred, followed by SSI with 2.77 million, PVF with 2.42 million, SAM with 2.04 million, BVH with 1.91 million and VCB with 1.51 million shares changing hands.

On the northern floor, HNX Index today increased by 3.5 points or 2.46 percent to close at 146 points with a total market trade of about 19.98 million shares worth 623.032 billion dong in value.





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