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Market brief 15/11/2024

VIETNAM STOCK MARKET

VN-INDEX

1,218.57

1D -1.08%

YTD 7.67%

HNX

221.53

1D -1.02%

YTD -3.68%

VN30

1,271.22

1D -1.20%

YTD 12.33%

UPCOM

91.33

1D -0.59%

YTD 4.28%

Net Foreign buy (B)

-1,165.47

Total trading value (B)

20,355.19

1D 12.23%

YTD 7.72%

Money flowed out of the market, VNIndex plummeted below 1,220 points when the RSI indicator dropped below 30. Proprietary traders net bought slightly VND297 billion, mainly including FPT VND109 billion, FUEVFVND VND37 billion,...

CHANGE IN PRICE BY SECTOR

INTRADAY VNINDEX

VNINDEX (12M)

GLOBAL MARKET

DJIA

43,444.99

1D -0.70%

YTD 15.19%

S&P500

5,870.62

1D -1.32%

YTD 23.78%

NASDAQ

18,680.12

1D -2.25%

YTD 26.51%

VIX

16.14

1D 12.79%

FTSE 100

8,063.61

1D -0.09%

YTD 4.43%

DAX

19,210.81

1D -0.27%

YTD 14.56%

CAC40

7,269.63

1D -0.58%

YTD -3.47%

Brent oil ($/barrel)

73.94

1D -1.47%

YTD -7.60%

Gold ($/ounce)

2,728.90

1D 1.02%

YTD 24.84%

Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Friday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq notching their biggest one-day losses in two weeks, on concerns about slower interest-rate cuts and as investors reacted to cabinet picks by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Stocks of vaccine makers and packaged food companies also dipped after Trump said he would nominate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who has spread misinformation on vaccines and criticized ultra-processed foods, to head the Department of Health and Human Services.

VIETNAM ECONOMY

Vnibor

5.78%

1D (bps) 18

YTD (bps) 218

Deposit interest 12M

4.60%

YTD (bps) -20

5 year-Gov. Bond

2.27%

1D (bps) -1

YTD (bps) 38

10 year-Gov. Bond

2.61%

YTD (bps) 43

USD/VND

2551200.00%

1D (%) 0.03%

YTD (%) 4.09%

EUR/VND

2752600.00%

1D (%) 0.00%

YTD (%) 0.55%

CNY/VND

357500.00%

1D (%) 0.00%

YTD (%) 2.85%

Oil held a weekly decline on concerns over plentiful supply and the outlook for demand in China, the world’s biggest crude importer. Weak Chinese consumption has impacted sales of Angolan crude for December, while forecasters including the International Energy Agency see the prospect for a sizeable supply glut next year.