Morning brief 01/10/2024
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
42,330.15
1D 0.04%
YTD 12.24%
S&P500
5,762.50
1D 0.42%
YTD 21.50%
NASDAQ
18,189.17
1D 0.38%
YTD 23.18%
VIX
16.73
1D -1.36%
FTSE 100
8,236.95
1D -1.01%
YTD 6.68%
DAX
19,324.93
1D -0.76%
YTD 15.24%
CAC40
7,635.75
1D -2.00%
YTD 1.39%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
71.83
1D -0.44%
YTD -6.75%
Gold ($/ounce)
2,638.98
1D -0.82%
YTD 27.07%
The S&P 500 continued to rise and closed at a record high on Monday (September 30). US stocks ended higher, erasing losses after comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Powell said more rate cuts are coming, but warned that the central bank has no set path.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
4.47%
1D (bps) 23
YTD (bps) 87
Deposit interest 12M
4.60%
YTD (bps) -20
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.45%
1D (bps) 6
YTD (bps) 57
10 year-Gov. Bond
2.96%
1D (bps) 10
YTD (bps) 78
USD/VND
2474000.00%
1D (%) -0.24%
YTD (%) 0.94%
EUR/VND
2817834.00%
1D (%) -0.34%
YTD (%) 2.93%
CNY/VND
357709.00%
1D (%) -0.30%
YTD (%) 2.91%
Oil prices fell for a third straight month in September, as rising supply from OPEC+ and weakening demand in China weighed on the market.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,287.94
1D -0.23%
YTD 13.80%
HNX
234.91
1D -0.34%
YTD 2.14%
VN30
1,352.56
1D 0.00%
YTD 19.52%
UPCOM
93.56
1D -0.36%
YTD 6.83%
Net Foreign buy (B)
-577.32
Total trading value (B)
18,089.77
1D -24.75%
YTD -4.27%
On September 30, VNIndex had its second consecutive session of decline. Proprietary traders net sold VND108 billion, mainly including VIB VND37 billion, TPB VND26 billion, TCB VND15 billion,... On the contrary, they mainly net bought PNJ VND39 billion, VHM VND36 billion, FRT VND29 billion,...
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- PMI September 2024: Output and new orders fall significantly;
- HSBC maintains Vietnam's GDP forecast for 2024 at 6.5%;
- Hanoi is about to have a Bio-Tech Park with a scale of nearly 200ha, spanning 5 wards of Bac Tu Liem district;
- Japanese rice prices increase by up to 40%;
- China reduces home loan interest rates after announcing cash handouts to citizens;
- Sales of Chinese electric vehicles in Europe fell sharply in August.
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