Morning Brief 18/04/2022
GLOBAL MARKET
DJI
34,451.23
1D -0.33%
YTD -5.35%
S&P500
4,392.59
1D -1.21%
YTD -8.08%
NASDAQ
13,351.08
1D -2.14%
YTD -15.19%
VIX
24.26
1D 0.00%
FTSE 100
7,616.38
1D 0.48%
YTD 2.88%
DAX
14,163.85
1D 0.44%
YTD -10.83%
CAC40
6,589.35
1D 0.15%
YTD -8.14%
Crude oil ($/barrel)
106.51
1D 3.58%
YTD 39.23%
Gold ($/ounce)
1,972.50
1D 0.12%
YTD 8.33%
US stocks closed the holiday-shortened week with losses in all three major indexes. Closing the week, the S&P 500 index fell 2.1% and the Nasdaq technology index lost 2.6%, both recording a second consecutive week of losses. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8%, marking its third consecutive week of declines. The US stock market is closed for a holiday on April 15
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
2.12%
1D (bps) 1
YTD (bps) 131
Deposit interest 12M
5.60%
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.31%
1D (bps) 3
YTD (bps) 130
10 year-Gov. Bond
2.93%
1D (bps) 11
YTD (bps) 93
USD/VND
23,120
1D (%) 0.41%
YTD (%) 0.78%
EUR/VND
25,204
1D (%) -1.32%
YTD (%) -4.78%
CNY/VND
3,663
1D (%) -0.05%
YTD (%) 0.14%
The European Union (EU) is considering sanctions against the banking sector, specifically Russia's largest bank Sberbank, which accounts for 37% of Russia's banking activities. In addition, restrictive measures targeting the Russian energy sector are also being discussed.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,458.56
1D -0.92%
YTD -2.65%
VN30
1,493.74
1D -1.60%
YTD -2.73%
HNX
416.71
1D -1.65%
YTD -12.08%
UPCOM
112.36
1D -0.93%
YTD -0.28%
Net Foreign buy (B)
110.69
Total trading value (B)
25,024.47
1D 18.40%
YTD -19.46%
Session on April 15, VN-Index dropped 13.56 points (-0.92%) to 1,458.56 points. The whole floor had 145 gainers, 321 losers and 38 standstill stocks. Market liquidity increased strongly compared to the previous session, matched value on HoSE increased by 20.8% to 20,831 billion dong. Foreign investors net bought back 97 billion dong on HoSE.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- Russia expands the scope of payments in rubles to exports
- EC leaves open 6th package of sanctions targeting Russia's banking sector
- China's central bank cuts reserve requirement ratio to support economy
- Europe 'struggling' to find a solution to the energy problem
- Inflation forces a number of Asia-Pacific central banks 'reluctantly' to raise interest rates
- Ukraine asks G7 and IMF for financial support of 50 billion USD
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