Morning brief 12/09/2023
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
34,663.72
1D 0.25%
YTD 4.57%
S&P500
4,487.46
1D 0.67%
YTD 16.88%
NASDAQ
13,917.89
1D 1.14%
YTD 32.98%
VIX
13.80
1D -0.29%
FTSE 100
7,496.87
1D 0.25%
YTD 0.61%
DAX
15,800.99
1D 0.39%
YTD 13.48%
CAC40
7,278.27
1D 0.52%
YTD 12.43%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
90.58
1D 0.39%
YTD 5.44%
Gold ($/ounce)
1,920.67
1D -0.09%
YTD 5.17%
US stocks rallied on Monday (September 11) to kick off a new week as investors bought into technology stocks after the recent decline. Tesla shares jumped 10% after Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock and predicted a significant upcoming climb thanks to breakthroughs with automation software. Qualcomm shares also increased nearly 4%.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
0.17%
YTD (bps) -480
Deposit interest 12M
5.80%
YTD (bps) -160
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.12%
1D (bps) -4
YTD (bps) -267
10 year-Gov. Bond
2.59%
1D (bps) 9
YTD (bps) -231
USD/VND
24,250
1D (%) -0.12%
YTD (%) 2.06%
EUR/VND
26,630
1D (%) 0.24%
YTD (%) 3.78%
CNY/VND
3,373
1D (%) 0.60%
YTD (%) -3.21%
Gold prices increased slightly on Monday (September 11) as investors focused on US inflation data and the potential impact of this data on the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,223.63
1D -1.44%
YTD 21.50%
VN30
1,230.71
1D -1.48%
YTD 22.44%
HNX
251.33
1D -1.90%
YTD 22.41%
UPCOM
93.71
1D -1.07%
YTD 30.79%
Net Foreign buy (B)
-1,040.49
Total trading value (B)
36,041.66
1D 22.27%
YTD 318.31%
On September 8, proprietary traders net sold more than VND283 billion, mainly including FPT VND61 billion, MWG VND51 billion, VNM VND48 billion.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- North-South expressways phase II are concerned about the lack of sand and soil sources for road base construction;
- EVN: There are still 6 renewable energy projects that have not yet submitted negotiation documents;
- Revenue of 4 Samsung factories in Vietnam dropped to the lowest in 3 years;
- China strengthens to ensure the stability of the yuan;
- EC lowers EU growth forecast while inflation remains persistent;
- ADB: Higher interest rates remain a risk for emerging East Asia borrowers.
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