VN Index gains nearly 1pct, ending chain of 4 straight falls

02-Dec-2011 Intellasia | DVT | 8:39 PM Print This Post

The VN Index of Hochiminh Stock Exchange (STC) today December 2 closed up nearly 1 percent to 383.88 pts after falling for four consecutive sessions.

The trading volume reached over 25 million units worth nearly 419 billion dong, rising over 30 billion dong against the previous trading session.

STB continued to lead the market in terms of trading volume in both order matching trade and put-through method. STB reached over one million shares being traded under the put-through method at the reference price of 14,400 dong per share. The total put-through trading value reached over 14.6 billion dong. Meanwhile, for order trading method, STB slipped to 13,900 dong/share, down nearly 3.5 percent from the previous trading session, with over 1.5 million units being transferred.

In addition, VSH and OGC reached trading volume of over one million units. At the time of closing the trading session, VSH gained nearly 2 percent to 11,000 dong per share.

Most shares in the group of key stocks gained points such as MSN, BVH, VIC, EIB, CTG, SSI, VCB, HAG, HPG, and FPT.

SJS continued to reach the ceiling price for the second consecutive session to 17,900 dong per share with nearly 400,000 units being transferred.

On the northern bourse, the HNX Index gained points for the second consecutive session to end at 61.68 pts. The trading volume reached nearly 24 million units worth 214 billion dong, increasing 15 billion dong from the previous trading session.

KLS, VND, PVX and WSS reached trading volume of over one million units.

At the closing time, only WSS lost points while the others gained around 1 percent.

SCR reached over one million shares being traded under the put-through method at the reference price of 7,800 dong per share. The total put-through trading value reached 8.5 billion dong. At the time of closing the trading session, SCR ended at 7,7 dong per share.

 


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