The stock market bulletin records notable developments, providing investors with multi-dimensional information about trends and growth potential. Below is a summary of some of the highlights and analysis of the market situation in the form of a bulletin.
20 open-end funds boost stock purchase disbursement in September
This development shows that fund managers' confidence in the market's medium-term outlook is still maintained, despite the short-term correction of the VN-Index during the month.
- Signal: Neutral
- Impact on: DCDS, SSI, SCA, VEOF, PYN, FTSE, TCBF, ABBF, DCIP, DCBF
- Comment: The increase in disbursement by open-end funds shows long-term confidence in the market outlook, creating a solid foundation for recovery. Investors can consider gradually accumulating stocks with good fundamentals or in potential industries, especially those that are being noticed by large funds. However, it is necessary to strictly manage risks by diversifying the portfolio and not using excessive margin, because the market can still experience short-term corrections.
Gold prices fall despite weaker-than-expected US inflation, SPDR Gold Trust sells 6 tons of gold
This week, spot gold prices fell 3.2%, marking the first weekly decline after 9 consecutive weeks of increases.
- Signal: Negative
- Impact on: SPDR
- Comment: The decline in gold prices, along with the selling from the SPDR Gold Trust, reflects the trend of money moving away from safe-haven assets as US inflation shows signs of cooling. This could put negative pressure on gold-related assets in the short term, while reinforcing the rally in the USD and riskier assets such as stocks. Investors should be cautious with gold positions and may look for opportunities in other investment channels that benefit from a more stable interest rate environment.
US stocks hit record after inflation report, oil prices rise 7% this week
US stocks rose on Friday (October 24), with all three indexes closing at record highs, as weaker-than-expected inflation data reinforced the possibility of the Federal Reserve continuing to cut interest rates.
- Signal: Negative
- Impact on: CME, CNBC, WTI
- Comment: Although US stocks hit a record high, reflecting optimism about the Fed's interest rate policy and the economic outlook, the sharp increase in crude oil prices of 7% this week is a worrying signal. The increase in oil prices can increase inflationary pressure, affecting production costs of businesses and consumer purchasing power, thereby creating risks for the sustainable recovery of the global economy. Investors need to closely monitor oil price movements and their impact on industries, and prioritize businesses that are resilient to fluctuations in input costs.
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