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Market brief 23/09/2025

VIETNAM STOCK MARKET

VN-INDEX

1,635.26

1D 0.05%

YTD 29.09%

HNX

273.01

1D -0.44%

YTD 20.04%

VN30

1,821.45

1D 0.10%

YTD 35.45%

UPCOM

110.02

1D -0.12%

YTD 15.74%

Net Foreign buy (B)

-4.79

Total trading value (B)

25,083.00

1D -35.55%

YTD 38.34%

VN-Index pared about 8 points after the ATC session, with trading liquidity falling to its lowest in three months. Proprietary traders recorded their fifth straight net-buying session, with a net value of 58 billion VND on Sept 23. They were heavy net buyers of GMD (380 billion VND) and HPG (42 billion VND), while net sellers of SHB (72 billion VND), VNM (46 billion VND), and VCB (36 billion VND).

CHANGE IN PRICE BY SECTOR

INTRADAY VNINDEX

VNINDEX (12M)

GLOBAL MARKET

DJIA

46,292.78

1D -0.19%

YTD 8.81%

S&P500

6,656.96

1D -0.55%

YTD 13.18%

NASDAQ

22,573.47

1D -0.95%

YTD 16.90%

VIX

16.64

1D 3.35%

FTSE 100

9,223.32

1D -0.04%

YTD 12.85%

DAX

23,611.33

1D 0.36%

YTD 18.60%

CAC40

7,872.02

1D 0.54%

YTD 6.66%

Brent oil ($/barrel)

67.94

1D 1.58%

YTD -9.47%

Gold ($/ounce)

3,764.92

1D -0.56%

YTD 42.88%

U.S. stocks paused their rally on Tuesday (Sept 24) as doubts emerged over the sustainability of the surge in artificial intelligence companies. The S&P 500 closed down 0.55% at 6,656.96, after hitting a fresh record high of 6,699.52 earlier in the session. Leading the decline were major AI-related names such as Nvidia, Oracle, and Amazon.

VIETNAM ECONOMY

Vnibor

4.00%

1D (bps) 12

YTD (bps) 3

Deposit interest 12M

4.60%

5 year-Gov. Bond

3.12%

1D (bps) -3

YTD (bps) 64

10 year-Gov. Bond

3.61%

1D (bps) 10

YTD (bps) 76

USD/VND

26,448

1D (%) 0.00%

YTD (%) 3.51%

EUR/VND

31,951

1D (%) 0.24%

YTD (%) 17.18%

CNY/VND

3,772

1D (%) -0.04%

YTD (%) 5.93%

Gold prices hit a new record high on Tuesday (Sept 23) after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expressed concerns about the U.S. economy. Powell said, “Short-term inflation risks are skewed to the upside, while employment risks lean to the downside — a challenging situation. Two-sided risks mean there is no path without risk.”