Morning brief 15/04/2022
GLOBAL MARKET
DJI
34,564.59
1D 1.01%
YTD -5.04%
S&P500
4,446.59
1D 1.12%
YTD -6.95%
NASDAQ
13,643.59
1D 2.03%
YTD -13.33%
VIX
24.26
1D 0.00%
FTSE 100
7,579.82
1D 0.02%
YTD 2.39%
DAX
14,101.48
1D 0.64%
YTD -11.23%
CAC40
6,579.33
1D 1.03%
YTD -8.28%
Crude oil ($/barrel)
102.83
1D 0.24%
YTD 34.42%
Gold ($/ounce)
1,970.20
1D -0.39%
YTD 8.21%
The US stock market fell in the trading session on April 14, the S&P 500 index fell 1.21%, to 4,392.59 points. The Nasdaq index lost 2.14%, to 13,351.08 points. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 113.36 points, or 0.33%, to 34,451.23 points. The focus of investors' attention this week is the story of inflation. Yields on US Treasuries rose after inflation reports showed prices in the world's largest economy rose sharply.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
2.11%
YTD (bps) 130
Deposit interest 12M
5.60%
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.36%
1D (bps) 8
YTD (bps) 135
10 year-Gov. Bond
2.98%
1D (bps) 16
YTD (bps) 98
USD/VND
-
1D (%) -
YTD (%) -
EUR/VND
25,721
1D (%) 0.70%
YTD (%) -2.82%
CNY/VND
3,664
1D (%) -0.03%
YTD (%) 0.16%
The euro on April 14 fell to its lowest level since April 2020, at $1.0758. Against the British pound, the euro also fell to a one-month low, ending April 14 in Vietnam time, down 0.4% from the previous session, to 82.85 pence. However, the British pound fell 0.5% against the USD, to 1.3045 USD.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,472.12
1D -0.34%
YTD -1.75%
VN30
1,518.01
1D -0.48%
YTD -1.15%
HNX
423.69
1D -0.88%
YTD -10.61%
UPCOM
113.41
1D 0.10%
YTD 0.65%
Net Foreign buy (B)
-225.30
Total trading value (B)
21,134.98
1D -18.77%
YTD -31.98%
Session on April 14, VN-Index dropped 5.08 points (-0.34%) to 1,472.12 points. The whole floor had 185 gainers, 271 losers and 45 standstill stocks. The matching value on HoSE dropped 12% to 17,238 billion dong. Foreign investors net sold again 218 billion dong on HoSE.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- Euro hits 2-year bottom against USD, Bitcoin and gold both plunge
- India continues to target coal after buying cheap Russian oil
- Lack of supply of battery materials threatens the plan to cover electric vehicles globally
- The world economy decelerates due to the impact of the conflict in Ukraine
- IEA lowers global oil demand forecast due to slump in demand from China
- Finland, Sweden soon seek to join NATO
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