Market Brief 07/10/2024
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
1,269.93
1D -0.05%
YTD 12.21%
232.47
1D -0.09%
YTD 1.08%
1,335.48
1D -0.05%
YTD 18.01%
92.47
1D 0.11%
YTD 5.58%
-394.10
1D 0.00%
YTD 0.00%
13,531.37
1D -12.21%
YTD -28.39%
VNIndex fell for four consecutive sessions despite positive macro data. Banking stocks were mixed, with STB being the most positive, closing up 2.1%, mainly driven by foreign net buying. Securities stocks unexpectedly rose at the end of the session, with VCI +3.7%, ORS +3.8%, FTS +2.3%, and HCM +2.1%.
ETF & DERIVATIVES
23,410
1D 0.13%
YTD 19.87%
16,030
1D -0.31%
YTD 19.18%
16,630
1D -0.60%
YTD 19.99%
20,070
1D -0.35%
YTD 18.20%
21,940
1D 0.41%
YTD 19.24%
33,400
1D -0.15%
YTD 28.31%
17,890
1D -0.50%
YTD 17.16%
1,340
1D -0.22%
YTD 0.00%
1,341
1D -0.33%
YTD 0.00%
1,339
1D -0.29%
YTD 0.00%
1,340
1D -0.23%
YTD 0.00%
CHANGE IN PRICE BY SECTOR
INTRADAY VNINDEX
VNINDEX (12M)
GLOBAL MARKET
39,332.74
1D 1.80%
YTD 17.54%
3,336.49
1D 0.00%
YTD 12.63%
23,099.78
1D 1.60%
YTD 37.59%
2,610.38
1D 1.58%
YTD -2.23%
81,050.00
1D -0.78%
YTD 12.74%
3,599.19
1D 0.42%
YTD 11.43%
1,452.20
1D 0.55%
YTD 1.31%
79.66
1D 2.71%
YTD 3.42%
2,656.96
1D 0.31%
YTD 27.94%
Asia-Pacific markets mostly climbed on Monday, led by Japan’s Nikkei 225 rising almost 2%, powered by financials and consumer cyclical stocks. Three central banks are set to release their interest rate decisions this week, namely the Bank of Korea, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Reserve Bank of India. Economists polled by Reuters expect the BOK and RBNZ to cut rates, while the RBI will hold.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
3.56%
1D (bps) -16
YTD (bps) -4
4.60%
YTD (bps) -20
2.29%
1D (bps) -24
YTD (bps) 41
3.23%
1D (bps) 15
YTD (bps) 105
2503000.00%
1D (%) 0.36%
YTD (%) 2.12%
2802923.00%
1D (%) 0.25%
YTD (%) 2.39%
359792.00%
1D (%) -0.03%
YTD (%) 3.51%
The U.S. dollar edged down on Monday after a rally sparked by Friday's strong U.S. jobs data and an escalation in the Middle East conflict. The dollar index measure against major peers was down 0.05% at 102.48. It rose 0.5% on Friday to a seven-week high. Oil prices extended gains on Monday, with Brent nearing USD80 to build on last week's steepest weekly jump since early 2023.