Widespread selling pressure across multiple commodity groups pushed the MXV-Index down 0.7% on June 11th, to 2,703 points.
However, cash flow on the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) remained high and showed clear differentiation. In particular, the metals group continued to attract investors, with trading value increasing by more than 14% compared to the previous session. Notably, silver alone accounted for 34.5% of the total market trading value, remaining the most liquid commodity on MXV.

According to MXV, the precious metals market experienced a volatile trading session amid constantly changing information regarding the situation in the Middle East.
Constant shifts in geopolitical expectations have caused significant volatility in the precious metals market. At the close of trading on June 11th, COMEX silver prices fell 1.14% to $64 per ounce. However, by 6 AM Vietnam time today, silver prices had rebounded to nearly $67 per ounce, representing an increase of approximately 4.7% compared to the previous closing price.
On the MXV trading system, silver continues to attract significant investor interest. According to reports, the trading value of the metals group increased by 14.3% yesterday, with silver alone accounting for 34.5% of the total market trading value.
In the long term, the outlook for silver remains supported by both safe-haven factors and industrial demand.
In the domestic market, the listed price of silver this morning reached 67.23 - 69.33 million VND/kg (buying price - selling price), an increase of about 2.6 - 2.7 million VND/kg compared to the previous day.
In contrast to the metals sector, the agricultural commodities market continued to face strong selling pressure as the outlook for global supply improved significantly.
At the close of trading on June 11, CBOT corn prices fell 1.7%, to $162.1 per ton, the lowest level in eight months.
In the domestic market, the asking price for imported South American corn in Vietnam is fluctuating around 7,000 - 7,100 VND/kg for June delivery at Cai Lan and Vung Tau ports. For July to December delivery periods, the price is commonly between 7,000 - 7,200 VND/kg.
Current price levels are considered relatively favorable for domestic businesses to plan their purchasing activities and raw material sourcing.
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