Gold prices worldwide surge nearly 3%
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Gold prices worldwide continued to rise on June 15, marking the third consecutive day of gains following the US and Iran's agreement on terms to end the prolonged conflict that has lasted nearly four months. This development has led to a decrease in expectations for central banks to continue raising interest rates.
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Market Context & Analysis Scope
- The latest market context shows the VN-Index at 1799.31 points, with the VIX and global gold price increasing.
- The analysis scope focuses on the impact of the news about the US and Iran reaching a consensus on terms to end the conflict.
Impact mechanism
- Expectations of central banks continuing to raise interest rates decrease, leading to reduced pressure on the financial market.
- Money may flow into safe-haven assets like gold, causing the global gold price to increase.
- The valuation of stocks may be adjusted according to market developments.
- Industry Groups/Benefiting or Pressured:
- Benefiting industry groups:
- Gold (VNM)
- High-safety stocks
- Pressured industry groups:
- Stocks sensitive to interest rates
Risks to Watch
- Risk of central banks continuing to raise interest rates
- Risk of the global gold price decreasing again
- Short-term Framework:
- The short-term market development may be determined by the impact of the news about the US and Iran reaching a consensus on terms to end the conflict.
- Monitor the development of the financial market and global gold price in the coming period.
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Global gold prices continued to rise on June 15, marking the third consecutive day of gains after the US and Iran announced they had agreed on terms to end the nearly four-month conflict. This development has led to a decline in expectations of further interest rate hikes by central banks.