Vietnam Market Daily Report — September 02, 2026
Vietnam's benchmark VN-Index closed at 1,832.12 on September 02, 2026, largely unchanged from the previous session.
US stocks fell for a third session as oil prices jumped 5% on escalating US-Iran tensions, raising inflation concerns and Fed rate hike expectations. Brent closed at $94.65 and WTI at $90.22 per barrel.
VnEconomy - Chứng khoánGlobal gold prices plunged nearly $120/oz as the US dollar and Treasury yields surged, with technical selling and rising rate hike expectations pressuring the metal.
VnEconomy - Chứng khoánGlobal gold prices fell to a two-week low, dropping over $100 per ounce to around $4,327, pressured by rising US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar.
VnExpress - Kinh doanhDomestic gold prices in Vietnam remained stable on the morning of September 2, while international gold fell over 2% due to rising US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, pressuring the precious metal.
CafeF - Tài chính ngân hàngSavills Vietnam reports that industrial real estate remains a key growth driver in southern Vietnam, with industrial park occupancy at 90% and major infrastructure projects underway, though rising interest rates pose challenges.
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