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Market Brief 14/07/2021

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Market Brief 14/07/2021

VIETNAM STOCK MARKET

VN-INDEX

1,297.54

1D 0.10%

YTD 18.01%

VN30

1,440.87

1D -0.15%

YTD 36.14%

HNX

296.70

1D 1.27%

YTD 50.53%

UPCOM

85.36

1D 1.75%

YTD 15.62%

Net Foreign buy (B)

-219.75

Total trading value (B)

19,460.46

1D -48.62%

YTD 13.45%

- As of June 30, 2021, the total assets of three ETFs VinaCapital VN100, VEOF and VIBF are over VND 855 billion, with nearly 6,000 investors. Summarizing the first 6 months of 2021, the profit of the VinaCapital VN100 ETF reached 38.5%, the VEOF fund reached 39.1% and the VIBF fund reached 26.6%.

CHANGE IN PRICE BY SECTOR

INTRADAY VNINDEX

VNINDEX (12M)

GLOBAL MARKET

DJI

34,888.79

1D -0.31%

YTD 14.73%

S&P500

4,369.21

1D -0.35%

YTD 17.07%

NASDAQ

14,677.70

1D -0.38%

YTD 14.05%

VIX

17.12

1D 5.88%

FTSE 100

7,124.72

1D -0.01%

YTD 8.68%

DAX

15,789.64

1D -0.01%

YTD 15.10%

CAC40

6,558.47

1D -0.01%

YTD 17.13%

Crude oil ($/barrel)

75.11

1D 1.09%

YTD 55.51%

Gold ($/ounce)

1,810.45

1D 0.06%

YTD -4.90%

- The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped from its peak on Tuesday, as a hotter-than-expected inflation report overshadowed a strong start to the second-quarter earnings season. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 107.39 points, or 0.31%, to 34,888.79, after closing just below the 35,000 mark in the previous session. The S&P 500 fell 0.35% to 4,369.21 after hitting a new record high earlier in the session. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell slightly from an intraday record high, losing 0.38% to 14,677.65 points.

VIETNAM ECONOMY

Vnibor

0.92%

1D (bps) -3

YTD (bps) 79

Deposit interest 12M

5.60%

YTD (bps) -20

5 year-Gov. Bond

1.19%

1D (bps) 2

YTD (bps) -3

10 year-Gov. Bond

2.16%

1D (bps) 3

YTD (bps) 13

USD/VND

23,110

1D (%) -0.04%

YTD (%) -0.29%

EUR/VND

27,911

1D (%) -0.73%

YTD (%) -4.10%

CNY/VND

3,627

1D (%) 0.06%

YTD (%) 1.51%

- The Vietnam Pepper Association (VPA) said that in the first six months of 2021, pepper exports were estimated at 155,000 tons, equivalent to US$500 million, down 7% in volume but up 41% in value over the same period last year. The reason, in addition to the reduced output, is also due to the high logistics costs in the context of the Covid-19 epidemic causing many difficulties.