Morning Brief 12/08/2024
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
39,497.54
1D 0.13%
YTD 4.73%
S&P500
5,344.16
1D 0.47%
YTD 12.68%
NASDAQ
16,745.30
1D 0.51%
YTD 13.40%
VIX
20.37
1D -14.38%
FTSE 100
8,168.10
1D 0.28%
YTD 5.78%
DAX
17,722.88
1D 0.24%
YTD 5.69%
CAC40
7,269.71
1D 0.31%
YTD -3.47%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
79.64
1D 0.57%
YTD 3.39%
Gold ($/ounce)
2,468.20
1D 0.16%
YTD 18.85%
The S&P 500 ended higher on Friday and was little changed for the week after regaining almost all of its losses since Monday's steep dive that was prompted by fears of a recession and unwinding of a global yen-funded carry trade. The Fed’s annual Jackson Hole gathering, set for Aug. 22-24, will give policymakers another chance to fine tune their monetary policy message before their September meeting.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
4.40%
1D (bps) -5
YTD (bps) 80
Deposit interest 12M
4.60%
YTD (bps) -20
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.35%
1D (bps) 6
YTD (bps) 46
10 year-Gov. Bond
2.66%
1D (bps) -4
YTD (bps) 48
USD/VND
2527500.00%
1D (%) -0.15%
YTD (%) 3.12%
EUR/VND
2816800.00%
1D (%) -0.28%
YTD (%) 2.89%
CNY/VND
357000.00%
1D (%) -0.22%
YTD (%) 2.70%
Oil prices were little changed in early Asian trading on Monday, holding on to most of last week's more than 3% gains, supported by geopolitical tensions and better economic data. The dollar was off a one-week high against other major currencies on Friday, capping off a turbulent few days as traders digested a drop in U.S. jobless claims and the prospect of a looming economic downturn.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,223.64
1D 1.27%
YTD 8.12%
HNX
229.38
1D 1.17%
YTD -0.27%
VN30
1,264.84
1D 1.73%
YTD 11.77%
UPCOM
92.80
1D 0.74%
YTD 5.96%
Net Foreign buy (B)
53.96
Total trading value (B)
16,016.89
1D -14.28%
YTD -15.24%
On August 9, proprietary traders net sold VND54 billion, mainly including MWG VND45 billion, PVD VND24 billion.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- Proposal for electricity price support mechanism for charging stations serving green vehicles;
- Bad debt pressure continues to increase;
- Gelex officially becomes a major shareholder of Eximbank;
- US retailers rush holiday imports, fearing strikes and disruptions;
- Japanese urged to avoid panic buying as mega quake fears spread;
- China launches 'Nuclear Tourism'.
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Ex-right date Sat, 09/14/24