Trading Session Overview

In the morning session of April 6, 2026, the three exchanges saw downward adjustment pressure and strong divergence among stock groups. Profit-taking selling concentrated in several sector leaders, while cash flow rotated into mid- and small-cap stocks.

At the time of reporting, the VN-Index stood at 1,684.04 points (-0.6%), the VN30 at 1,837.43 points (-0.8%), the HNXIndex at 248.68 points (-0.7%), and the UPCoM Index at 126.53 points (-0.6%). Total trading volume on the VN-Index reached 696,862,532 shares.

VN-Index chart, morning session of April 6, 2026

Notable Stock Groups

Biggest Gainers (HOSE)

  • TNI rose +6.9% (4,940)
  • COM rose +6.9% (33,250)
  • FUEABVND rose +6.7% (11,200)

Biggest Decliners (HOSE)

  • DCL fell -6.9% (56,700)
  • GEE fell -6.7% (194,300)
  • SPM fell -6.7% (8,490)

Liquidity & Cash Flow

  • SHB - volume of 52,368,000 shares
  • VIX - volume of 34,839,900 shares
  • HPG - volume of 31,383,300 shares

Liquidity was concentrated in a few leading stocks, indicating that cash flow remains present but is rotating quickly. The concentration of volume in a handful of large caps reduces short-term market consensus.

Sector Analysis

The sector map shows clear divergence: some sectors such as chemicals and finance had gaining stocks, while construction materials and industrial transport faced downward pressure. The overall picture does not yet show cash flow spreading evenly across sectors.

Sector heatmap, morning session of April 6, 2026

Notable Technical Signals

  • SIP: composite score 75.4, RSI 56, MACD rising, EMA rising.
  • PNC: composite score 71.1, RSI 39, MACD rising, EMA rising.
  • SVT: composite score 71.0, RSI 56, MACD rising, EMA rising.

Several stocks are showing accumulation signals, with MACD and EMA trending in the same direction. However, RSI remains in neutral territory for many stocks, suggesting a possible recovery while volatility risk stays high.

Outlook & Risks

From a technical perspective on the index, short-term support for the VN-Index lies around 1,660 points, with the next support near 1,640 points. Nearby resistance is at the 1,700-point zone, and stronger resistance is around 1,720 points.

Key risks to watch include sharp moves in some large-cap stocks that distort the index, a lack of sector consensus, and macroeconomic news or corporate earnings surprises. Investors and analysts should closely monitor liquidity trends, the latest quarterly earnings reports, and macroeconomic news in the coming sessions.