Morning Brief 11/10/2024
GLOBAL MARKET
DJIA
42,454.12
1D -0.14%
YTD 12.57%
S&P500
5,780.05
1D -0.21%
YTD 21.87%
NASDAQ
18,282.05
1D -0.05%
YTD 23.81%
VIX
20.93
1D 0.34%
FTSE 100
8,237.73
1D -0.07%
YTD 6.69%
DAX
19,210.90
1D -0.23%
YTD 14.56%
CAC40
7,541.59
1D -0.24%
YTD 0.14%
Brent oil ($/barrel)
79.08
1D 2.79%
YTD 2.67%
Gold ($/ounce)
2,633.66
1D 0.92%
YTD 26.82%
Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Thursday as investors looked to higher-than-expected inflation.The closely watched CPI rose 0.2% on a monthly basis in September and 2.4% on an annual basis, with both figures being slightly higher than estimated by economists polled by Reuters.The core figure rose 3.3% year-over-year, versus an estimate of 3.2%.
VIETNAM ECONOMY
Vnibor
3.31%
1D (bps) -6
YTD (bps) -29
Deposit interest 12M
4.60%
YTD (bps) -20
5 year-Gov. Bond
2.40%
1D (bps) 1
YTD (bps) 52
10 year-Gov. Bond
3.54%
1D (bps) 6
YTD (bps) 136
USD/VND
2503000.00%
1D (%) 0.02%
YTD (%) 2.12%
EUR/VND
2794750.00%
1D (%) -0.27%
YTD (%) 2.09%
CNY/VND
356963.00%
1D (%) -0.17%
YTD (%) 2.69%
Oil prices jumped on Thursday on a spike in U.S. fuel use before Hurricane Milton barrelled across Florida, Middle East supply risks and signs that demand for energy could grow in the U.S. and China.
VIETNAM STOCK MARKET
VN-INDEX
1,286.36
1D 0.35%
YTD 13.66%
HNX
231.29
1D -0.21%
YTD 0.57%
VN30
1,360.58
1D 0.64%
YTD 20.23%
UPCOM
92.57
1D 0.13%
YTD 5.70%
Net Foreign buy (B)
456.12
Total trading value (B)
20,456.44
1D 10.12%
YTD 8.25%
VNIndex continued to fail to surpass the 1,300 point mark. Basic resources, financial services and real estate were the most negative sectors. Proprietary traders net bought VND538 billion, mainly including EIB VND249 billion.
INTRADAY
VN30 (12M)
SELECTED NEWS
- Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh asks South Korea to provide preferential loans for Viet Nam's high-speed railway;
- Hot-rolled coil (HRC) imports into Vietnam continue to increase sharply;
- Ho Chi Minh City wants to limit agricultural land transactions;
- WTO: Global goods trade is on track for gradual recovery despite lingering downside risks;
- Staff at German government ministries to be monitored for online comments;
- Global emissions likely have peaked as renewables take hold.
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