Morning Brief 12/01/2023
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
33,973.01
1D 0.80%
YTD 2.49%
S&P500
3,969.61
1D 1.28%
YTD 3.39%
NASDAQ
10,931.67
1D 1.76%
YTD 4.44%
VIX
21.09
1D 2.48%
FTSE 100
7,724.98
1D 0.40%
YTD 3.67%
DAX
14,947.91
1D 1.17%
YTD 7.36%
CAC40
6,924.19
1D 0.80%
YTD 6.96%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
83.21
1D 4.63%
YTD -3.14%
Gold ($/ounce)
1,881.50
1D 0.24%
YTD 3.03%
U.S. stocks edged higher on Wednesday with the focus shifting to December's inflation reading due later in the week, which would provide clues on how aggressive the Federal Reserve could be in its monetary tightening in this year. Money market participants see a 77% chance the Fed will raise the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 4.50%-4.75% in February, and see rates peaking at 4.92% by June.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
5.50%
1D (bps) 33
YTD (bps) 53
Deposit interest 12M
7.40%
5 year-Gov. Bond
4.63%
1D (bps) -6
YTD (bps) -16
10 year-Gov. Bond
4.70%
YTD (bps) -20
USD/VND
23,605
1D (%) -0.01%
YTD (%) -0.65%
EUR/VND
25,967
1D (%) 0.29%
YTD (%) 1.20%
CNY/VND
3,539
1D (%) 0.34%
YTD (%) 1.55%
The euro briefly hit a seven-month high against the dollar on Wednesday but held within a narrow range as traders avoided making big moves ahead of U.S. inflation data on Thursday, which may offer a clearer picture of where interest rates are headed.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,055.76
1D 0.23%
YTD 4.83%
VN30
1,065.22
1D 0.44%
YTD 5.97%
HNX
211.67
1D 0.49%
YTD 3.10%
UPCOM
72.37
1D -0.15%
YTD 1.00%
Net Foreign buy (B)
269.12
Total trading value (B)
10,125.50
1D -7.83%
YTD 17.52%
Session 11/01, proprietary traders net bought nearly VND204 billion. Marked a series of net buying for 5 consecutive sessions. In which, HPG was mostly bought with VND24 billion. On the other side, NKG was sold the most with VND3 billion.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- GDP of the agricultural sector increased the highest in 3 years;
- Japanese corporation pours USD1.2 billion in Binh Duong’s urban projects;
- Fertilizer supply in 2023 is abundant again, fertilizer prices may go down;
- The US money supply declined to a record, the possibility of deflation in 2023 is increasing;
- China to tighten scrutiny of firms' foreign debt next month;
- The World Bank trimmed its global growth forecast for 2023 from 3% to 1.7%
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