During the mid-session on 02/11/2026, the VN-Index fell 0.9% to 1,725.9 points, with a trading volume of 305,392,650 shares. The HNX-Index lost 1.1% to 250.0 points, with a volume of 32,309,175 shares; the UPCOM-Index declined 1.2% to 122.2 points, with a volume of 15,171,677 shares. The movement shows red across all three exchanges, while selling pressure was more concentrated in large-cap stocks.

Session Overview

The VN30 fell 1.3% and the HNX30 fell 1.9%, reflecting notable pressure in the large-cap segment. The breadth data provided does not record the number of advancing, declining, or unchanged stocks, so no quantitative conclusion on market breadth can be drawn yet.

Liquidity was concentrated in SHB on HOSE with 13.9 million shares, SHS on HNX with 4,668,200 shares, and MSR on UPCOM with 1,475,000 shares.

Notable Stocks

On HOSE, KOS rose 6.9% to VND 4,340, while ANT fell 7.0% to VND 14,650. On HNX, DNC gained 10.0% to VND 40,700; PPT and PGT both dropped 10.0% to VND 5,400.

On UPCOM, VHF rose 38.9% to VND 2,500, while FTI fell 32.4% to VND 2,500. These divergent moves show a high degree of differentiation among tickers.

Sector Analysis

Banking stocks weakened across the board among the tickers recorded: VCB fell 2.8%, TCB fell 3.7%, HDB fell 1.8%, ACB fell 3.1%, and VPB fell 3.3%. Real estate was mixed: VIC rose 1.4% and VHM rose 0.3%, while PDR fell 3.5% and KDH fell 3.6%.

Technology faced pressure, with FPT down 3.8%, CMG down 2.2%, and ELC down 3.6%. In retail, MWG fell 2.7% and FRT fell 6.5%; in the food sector, MSN fell 1.4% and VNM fell 0.5%.

Outlook

As of mid-session, all three indices were down, and large-cap stocks were the notable source of pressure. The index levels recorded so far are VN-Index 1,725.9 points, HNX-Index 250.0 points, and UPCOM-Index 122.2 points; the next move will depend on supply and demand for the remainder of the 02/11/2026 session. The available data does not mention upcoming events or specific support and resistance levels.

This data is for analytical and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. See the full report at app.mm3.vn