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Major US stock indexes closed higher on November 11 as gains in CoreWeave and Nvidia lifted technology shares. Higher than expected US inflation raised market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase in December. Oil prices recovered after an Iranian official issued a warning about enriched nuclear material and further US attacks.
Brent crude futures briefly fell below $90 a barrel on November 10 but closed above $91, down about $22 from the end of October. JPMorgan Chase says global oil production has exceeded consumption, while the prospect of a US-Iran agreement has eroded the risk premium previously priced into oil.
Vietnamese stocks rose broadly on November 10, with the VN-Index gaining 1.68% to close at 1,743.07 points and erase its losses from the previous two sessions. Trading on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange was active, smaller stocks attracted more funds, and foreign investors bought a net 475.5 billion dong.
On November 9, December rubber futures on the Osaka Exchange fell 0.7%, while the January 2027 contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange edged up. Lower oil prices and improved weather in producing regions weighed on the rubber market. Purchase prices reported by Vietnamese companies remained stable.
