
At the close of trading, the MXV-Index remained above 2,570 points. According to the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV), silver continued to be the focus of investment in the metals market, accounting for over 70% of the total trading value of the group. At the end of the session, the price of silver rose nearly 1%, to $60.6 per ounce.

According to MXV, physical demand continues to be a long-term market driver. In the first five months of the year, 448 tons of gold and 5,928 tons of silver were actually ordered for delivery on the Comex exchange. Notably, in the first five months of the year, China imported 692 tons of gold, continuing its gold accumulation trend of the past nearly 20 years.

In the energy market, oil prices recovered slightly amid declining liquidity. At the close of trading on July 2nd (US time), Brent crude rose more than 0.3% to $71.8 per barrel, while WTI crude increased by approximately 0.16% to nearly $68.7 per barrel.
According to MXV, the increase was mainly due to short-selling activity by investors ahead of the holiday and the weakening of the US dollar. During the session, the Dollar Index fell by more than 0.5%, reaching its lowest level in nearly two weeks, thereby supporting buying interest in the oil market.

However, the prospect of supply from the Middle East remains a factor restraining price increases.
Commenting on the market, Mr. Do Xuan Quy - Deputy General Director of 3D Commodity Trading Joint Stock Company - a member of MXV trading, believes that oil prices are still strongly influenced by geopolitical factors. Any unexpected developments related to conflict or supply disruptions could cause significant market fluctuations in the short term. In addition, OPEC+'s production policy will also be a crucial factor influencing oil price trends in the coming period.
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