Morning Brief 08/10/2024
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
41,954.24
1D -0.94%
YTD 11.24%
S&P500
5,695.94
1D -0.96%
YTD 20.10%
NASDAQ
17,923.91
1D -1.18%
YTD 21.39%
VIX
22.64
1D 17.86%
FTSE 100
8,303.62
1D 0.28%
YTD 7.54%
DAX
19,104.10
1D -0.09%
YTD 13.92%
CAC40
7,576.02
1D 0.46%
YTD 0.60%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
80.47
1D 3.75%
YTD 4.47%
Gold ($/ounce)
2,641.16
1D -0.28%
YTD 27.18%
Wall Street's three major indexes closed down around 1% on Monday as traders tamped down bets for Fed interest-rate easing. Further dampening sentiment on Monday was an order from a U.S. judge for market heavyweight Alphabet's Google to overhaul its mobile-app business to give Android phone users more options. Apple shares -2.25%, Amazon -3.06%.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
3.56%
1D (bps) -16
YTD (bps) -4
Deposit interest 12M
4.60%
YTD (bps) -20
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.29%
1D (bps) -24
YTD (bps) 41
10 year-Gov. Bond
3.23%
1D (bps) 15
YTD (bps) 105
USD/VND
2503000.00%
1D (%) 0.36%
YTD (%) 2.12%
EUR/VND
2802923.00%
1D (%) 0.25%
YTD (%) 2.39%
CNY/VND
359792.00%
1D (%) -0.03%
YTD (%) 3.51%
Oil prices settled more than 3% higher on Monday, with Brent surpassing USD80 per barrel for the first time since August as the increased risk of a region-wide Middle East war jolted investors out of record bearish positions amassed last month.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,269.93
1D -0.05%
YTD 12.21%
HNX
232.47
1D -0.09%
YTD 1.08%
VN30
1,335.48
1D -0.05%
YTD 18.01%
UPCOM
92.47
1D 0.11%
YTD 5.58%
Net Foreign buy (B)
-394.10
Total trading value (B)
13,531.37
1D -12.21%
YTD -28.39%
Today, October 8, FTSE Russell will announce its assessment of Vietnam's stock market in the September 2024 rating period and may decide to upgrade Vietnam in September 2025. Proprietary traders net bought VND197 billion, mainly including BSR VND231 billion.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- Credit growth to September 30 reached 9%;
- Governor Nguyen Thi Hong said there will be a transfer ceremony for 2 zero-dong banks;
- International arrivals to Vietnam decreased;
- Trump threatens a 200% tariff on vehicles imported from Mexico;
- ECB momentum for an October rate cut is looking unstoppable;
- China stopped buying gold for the fifth consecutive month in September.
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Ex-right date Sat, 10/12/24