Đợt tăng giá hiện tại của Robusta có khả năng sắp đạt đỉnh khi tiến tới thử thách các mức kháng cự lịch sử.

Các hàng hóa mềm, thường ít bị ảnh hưởng bởi các chu kỳ kinh tế và bị ảnh hưởng nhiều hơn bởi tính mùa vụ và các yếu tố cung cầu như nhu cầu của người tiêu dùng và điều kiện thời tiết.

If iron ore serves as an early indicator for the Chinese economy, copper plays a similar role for Western economies.

China's significant dependence on global commodity demand underscores the importance of its economic health in influencing commodity prices.

Synergy Link Capital experts pointed out that any significant breach of these support levels could signal further declines and increased volatility in the commodity markets.

Vietnam's coffee production forecast for the 2024/25 season remains nearly unchanged at 29 million bags, with over 95% being Robusta.

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Professor Vo Tong Xuan notes that Vietnamese rice has shown improvement thanks to new varieties, a feature that Thai and Indian rice do not possess. For the Vietnamese rice industry to develop sustainably and long-term, it needs to diversify rice varieties, with each enterprise having its own source of raw materials.

The year 2023 saw significant fluctuations in the global economy and the world commodity market. The MXV-Index ended the year with a 13% decrease, but many commodities experienced fluctuations of over 30%. In Vietnam, seamless and stable commodity trading with the global market was a highlight in trade and investment activities over the past year.

Copper prices continued to stay in the green in this morning's trading session. It is anticipated that prices could maintain their upward momentum throughout today, driven by the stimulus signals from China, while macroeconomic pressures ease.

Data from the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) shows that as of the close of trading yesterday (January 8), red dominated the raw material commodity price board. Out of 31 traded commodities, 22 saw a decline, causing the MXV-Index to reverse and drop by 1.37% to 2,089 points. The trading value reached nearly VND 4,500 billion.

Data from the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) shows that on the final trading day (January 5) of the first week of the new year, selling pressure dominated the commodities market. Prices of 22 out of 31 globally traded commodities weakened, pulling the MXV-Index down by 0.42% to 2,118 points. The average trading value on the exchange reached over 4.3 trillion VND per day, a 26% decrease from the previous week, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.