
US stocks hit new records on the first trading day of the week - Photo: THX
In the US, Wall Street saw major indices hit new record highs overnight, boosted by the positive impact of a temporary agreement between the US and Iran to end the conflict in the Middle East.
The Dow Jones index closed nearly 1% higher, reaching a new all-time high. Leading the gains was the Nasdaq, which rose more than 3% – marking its best trading day since March. The focus on the Nasdaq continued to be on SpaceX shares, which surged approximately 20% during the session. Notably, due to strong demand during the IPO, underwriters activated additional rights to sell shares beyond the initial offering, pushing SpaceX's total IPO fundraising to over $86 billion.
In Europe, the DAX index in Frankfurt (Germany) advanced 1.1% to 24,894.01 points and the CAC 40 index in Paris (France) rose 0.4% to 8,384.01 points. Conversely, the FTSE 100 index in London (UK) fell 0.4% to 10,430.62 points, pressured by declines in oil and gas stocks.
Overall, analysts from the financial brokerage firm Interactive Brokers believe that the agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a broad-based rally on Wall Street. Investor demand for risky assets is recovering strongly as the market believes the US-Iran military conflict has truly come to an end.
The two sides are expected to officially sign a peace memorandum in Switzerland on June 19th. However, observers remain cautious about President Donald Trump's statement that the Strait of Hormuz will be fully open by the end of this week. This sentiment is justified, as the details of the agreement remain unclear, while both sides have decided to postpone core issues such as Iran's nuclear program to the next 60 days of negotiations.
Source: https://vtv.vn/chung-khoan-the-gioi-tang-manh-100260616092837204.htm








