Shares lost ground on Wednesday due to the sharp fall of large-cap and mid-caps in the real estate group, pressuring the overall market.

Many businesses have experienced losses for the first time or after many years due to disruptions caused by COVID-19 in the third quarter of 2021. Their target is now making efforts to revive in the fourth quarter to complete the yearly plan.

Despite reporting huge profits in the third quarter of the year, stocks of securities companies still went downhill.

Shares cut early gains to end lower on Monday as selling pressure suddenly appeared in the afternoon session, causing many large-cap stocks to fall deeply and pushed the VN-Index back below the reference level.

The market rose sharply on Monday morning as real estate and construction stocks attracted strong cash flow.

Viet Nam’s stock market closed last week at a new record, which also marked the biggest weekly gain since June. The liquidity also rose sharply compared to the previous week, while foreign investors returned to net buy after net selling for the eleventh week.

Shares inched higher in the last session of the week, with the VN-Index continuing to set a new peak.

All of VinaCapital Fund Management JSC’s open-ended funds achieved outstanding performances in the first nine months of the year.