Background Before the 03/11 Session
The market entered the 03/11 session after a sharp decline. The VN-Index closed on 02/11 at 1,710.7 points, down 30.9 points, equivalent to 1.8%; trading volume reached 724.5 million shares.

The HNX-Index fell 2.2 points, equivalent to 0.9%, to 250.6 points, with volume of 53.98 million shares. The UPCOM-Index dropped 1.8 points, equivalent to 1.4%, to 122.0 points; volume reached 24.6 million shares.
| Index | Close | Change | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| VN-Index | 1,710.7 | -30.9 points (-1.8%) | 724.5 million |
| HNX-Index | 250.6 | -2.2 points (-0.9%) | 53.98 million |
| UPCOM-Index | 122.0 | -1.8 points (-1.4%) | 24.6 million |
Notable News and Developments
Overnight reports pointed to negative market sentiment amid high interest rates, widespread selling pressure, and heavy net selling by foreign investors in the banking sector. The decline spread across many large-cap stocks in the banking, securities, real estate, and technology sectors.
On the HOSE, stocks with notable trading volume included SHB with 52.8 million shares, VIX with 42.0 million, SSI with 27.3 million, HPG with 25.5 million, and TCB with 25.4 million. Among the biggest decliners on the HOSE, TNH fell 7.0%, FRT fell 7.0%, PLP fell 6.9%, PHR fell 6.9%, and HII fell 6.9%.
Technical Analysis and Key Levels to Watch
The 1,700-point level is the nearest support the market is watching after the VN-Index closed at 1,710.7 points. Short-term resistance is seen in the 1,740–1,750 point range. If selling pressure continues to dominate, price action around the support zone could be the focus of the session; should selling pressure ease, the potential for a rebound will be monitored.
Some individual technical signals were still recorded in stocks such as VBB, DHA, VLB, and ABI, while the overall picture for the index is weakening. These signals do not change the fact that the market still faces a high risk of volatility.
Pre-Session Outlook
The scenario that draws the most attention for the morning session is cautious sentiment, with the VN-Index testing the support zone near 1,700 points, and any recovery depending on how much selling pressure eases. The 1,700-point level is an important support; if it is broken, the risk of a deeper decline will increase. The 1,740–1,750 point zone is short-term resistance. This information reflects the market background before the 03/11/2026 session, based on market data up to 02/11.
The data is for analytical and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. See the full report at app.mm3.vn