A brief of world stock market on Tuesday (14/09/2021)(7:11 AM - 15/09/2021)

Most of the world's stock markets fell slightly on Tuesday, and the Vietnamese stock market also fell slightly. Wall Street lost ground as economic uncertainties and the increasing likelihood of a corporate tax rate hike dampened investor sentiment and prompted a broad sell-off despite signs of easing inflation. Optimism faded throughout the session, reversing an initial rally following the Labor Department's consumer price index report. All three major U.S. stock indexes ended in negative territory in a reminder that September is a historically rough month for stocks. So far this month the S&P 500 is down nearly 1.8% even as the benchmark index has gained over 18% since the beginning of the year.

A brief of world stock market on Wednesday (15/09/2021)(6:54 AM - 16/09/2021)

Much of the world stock market fell sharply on Wednesday, while the Vietnamese stock market rallied quite strongly. US stocks pushed higher on Wednesday after dropping a day earlier, with a surge in oil prices helping fuel a risk-on move in markets. The move higher came following a drop earlier during the session as new tepid economic data out of China added to concerns over the pace of global growth. The S&P 500 gained intraday, led by the energy and industrials sectors. The Dow also jumped, steadying after the index shed nearly 300 points on Tuesday, resuming declines and falling for the sixth time in seven sessions. U.S. crude oil prices futures jumped to their highest level since early August after new data showed crude oil inventories slid last week amid production disruptions in the wake of Hurricane Ida. Key economic data out of China pointed to a much sharper-than-expected deceleration in growth last month, suggesting the recovery in the world's second-largest economy was l

A brief of world stock market on Thursday (16/09/2021)(7:06 AM - 17/09/2021)

Most of the world's stock markets rose slightly on Thursday, and the Vietnamese stock market also rose slightly. U.S. stocks closed mostly lower after swinging between gains and losses ahead of tomorrow’s expiration of options and futures, a quarterly event that usually brings increased volume and volatility. Treasury yields rose for a second day and the dollar strengthened. The materials and energy sectors lead the S&P 500 lower a day after the index posted its biggest gain since August on Wednesday. The equity market benchmark is down about 1% this month amid lingering concern about a broader pullback in the wake of a string of record gains. The Nasdaq Composite finished in positive territory for a second day following a five-session slide.

A brief of world stock market on Friday (17/09/2021)(6:58 AM - 18/09/2021)

Much of the world's stock markets fell sharply on Friday, while the Vietnamese stock market rallied quite strongly. US Stocks fell sharply as traders continued to digest a slew of mixed economic data and its implications for monetary policy. The S&P 500 dropped more than 0.9%, adding to recent losses after a new report showed consumer sentiment missed estimates in early September and held near a decade-low as concerns over inflation lingered. The blue-chip index also posted its second straight weekly loss. And both the Dow and Nasdaq also ended lower by the end of Friday's session. Friday's session also coincided with the quarterly "quadruple witching" event on Wall Street, wherein individual stock options and futures, and index options and futures, all expire on the same day. The occasion has typically brought additional volume — and often some volatility — especially in the days leading up to it and in the run-up to market close.