News

Release Time: 10:00 AM, November 12, 2025
Released by: Ms. Jenny

MARKET OVERVIEW

1. Stock Market:
Vietnam Market: The market saw a mild rebound, returning to the MA(100) zone around 1,593 points. Liquidity declined, indicating that cash flow remains cautious. This is considered a technical recovery phase, retesting the 1,590–1,610 area, where risks remain. If liquidity does not improve in this range, the market could continue to face downward pressure.

U.S. Market: On November 11, 2025, U.S. stocks showed mixed movements: the S&P 500 rose by about 0.2% to 6,846.61, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.2% to 47,927.96, setting a new record high, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.3% to 23,468.30 amid pressure from tech stocks. On the macro side, investors are betting on an early resolution of the government shutdown and potential rate cuts, though caution remains within the tech sector.

2. Forex:
USD/JPY: Uptrend; consider buy positions. Daily support: 154.000
GBP/USD: Downtrend; consider sell positions. Daily resistance: 1.31500

3. Gold (XAU/USD):
Downtrend; consider short positions today. Daily resistance: 4,140

4. Oil (XTI/USD):
Uptrend; consider long positions today. Daily support: 60.00

5. Crypto (BTC/USD):
Short-term uptrend; consider buy positions. Daily support: 102,000

TRADE PLANS

1. USD/JPY
Trend: Uptrend
Buy at 154.200, Stop loss 153.900, Take profit 154.800

2. Vietnam Stock – VDS
Recommendation: BUY VDS (11/12/2025)
Entry: 18,600 – 19,000 VND
Target 1: 22,000 VND, Target 2: 26,000 VND, Stop loss: 17,000 VND

KEY EVENTS TODAY

14:00 – GBP – Monthly GDP (GDP m/m)
14:00 – GBP – Preliminary Quarterly GDP (Prelim GDP q/q)
Tentative – USD – Core CPI m/m
Tentative – USD – CPI m/m
Tentative – USD – CPI y/y
Tentative – USD – Unemployment Claims

DISCLAIMER

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