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Securities assets: 252,000 new accounts opened in October

According to data from the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (VSDC), as of the end of October 2026, the stock market had nearly 14.4 million accounts, up nearly 252,400 accounts from the end of the previous month. This growth reflects the continued increase in the number of investors participating in the market. Vietnamese financial assets continued to see significant fluctuations during the period. Individual accounts made up the vast majority of securities accounts across
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Securities assets: 252,000 new accounts opened in October

Goldman Sachs: U.S. midterm elections are a “blue tsunami,” Democratic victory to impact AI and data center regulation

Goldman Sachs Strategists: U.S. Midterm Election Results a “Blue Tsunami” In a Nov. 5 report, Goldman Sachs strategists including Jenny Greenberg called the U.S. midterm election results a “blue tsunami.” Goldman Sachs expects Democrats to use fiscal deadlines to seek policy concessions. In the AI sector, Goldman Sachs believes Democratic victories at the state and local levels will significantly affect AI and data center regulation. However, the firm also expects data center issues to “wane” in importance over time.
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September FOMC Decides on 0.25% Rate Cut and Two More Cuts This Year, but Uncertainty Remains

The Fed decided at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting held on September 16-17 to lower the target range for its policy rate (the Federal Funds Rate) by 0.25%, signaling two additional rate cuts this year. The Fed resumed rate cuts in response to a worsening labor market, which Chair Powell described as risk management. The Fed somewhat downplayed inflation risks, saying the effects of tariffs were slower and smaller than expected, but uncertainty remains around the outlook for FOMC
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September FOMC Decides on 0.25% Rate Cut and Two More Cuts This Year, but Uncertainty Remains

October FOMC cuts policy rate by 0.25%; December rate cut is “not a foregone conclusion”

The Federal Reserve (Fed) cut its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points at the October 28-29 FOMC meeting and decided to end QT on December 1. Chair Powell said a December rate cut was “not a foregone conclusion.” Disagreements within the FOMC became clear, with officials somewhat softening their assessment of the labor market while also signaling caution over the lack of data. Fed decides to cut policy rate by 0.25 percentage points at October FOMC meeting; QT to end in December The Federal Res
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October FOMC cuts policy rate by 0.25%; December rate cut is “not a foregone conclusion”

December FOMC cuts rates by 0.25 percentage point as expected, but three dissenting votes suggest a policy shift

The Fed decided at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting held December 9–10, as expected by the market, to lower its target range for the federal funds (FF) rate by 0.25 percentage points to 3.50%-3.75%. However, although the committee decided to cut rates, dissenting votes increased to three, signaling a shift in monetary policy. In this announcement, inflation concerns eased slightly, and Chair Powell said, “We will consider the extent and timing of additional adjustments based on i
Gate日本宏观与央行·31m ago
December FOMC cuts rates by 0.25 percentage point as expected, but three dissenting votes suggest a policy shift

April FOMC Dissenting Votes Reach 4 of 12 | New Chair Warsh and Interest Rate Policy

At its April 28–29 meeting, the FOMC held its policy rate (3.5–3.75%) steady for the third consecutive meeting, but dissenting votes reached a record high of four, deepening divisions over interest rate policy. The dissenting votes reflected differing positions: Governor Miran advocated a 0.25%pt rate cut, while the three regional Fed presidents Hammack, Kashkari, and Logan opposed the statement’s easing bias. The current statement refers to “the extent and timing of further adjustments to inter
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April FOMC Dissenting Votes Reach 4 of 12 | New Chair Warsh and Interest Rate Policy

December FOMC to deliver a 0.25% rate cut; Nomura revises forecast, sees it as the last cut under Powell's leadership

The FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) will meet on December 9–10, 2025 (local time), and Nomura Securities has revised its forecast to expect a 25-basis-point rate cut. This is likely to be the final rate cut during Chair Powell’s term. Based on the view that the Federal Reserve will cut rates in December, Nomura expects the Fed to keep its policy rate unchanged for some time afterward. Nomura revises its monetary policy outlook Nomura has revised its forecast to expect a rate cut at the Dece
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December FOMC to deliver a 0.25% rate cut; Nomura revises forecast, sees it as the last cut under Powell's leadership

Digital Assets: The F2 Generation Shapes New Management Trends

Having adopted technology early, today’s younger generation has developed a distinct strategic mindset toward inheriting digital and financial assets compared with previous generations. Speaking on The Wealth Box Talk on VTV8, Nguyễn Thế Minh, Director of the Investment Banking Division at An Binh Securities JSC, said financial asset management is seeing major changes in young people’s approaches, values, and investment priorities. Trends toward sustainability and deeper personalization are beco
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Digital Assets: The F2 Generation Shapes New Management Trends

FOMC holds rates in October 2026, keeping the federal funds rate at 3.75%–4.00%

The FOMC met from October 27 to 28, U.S. Eastern Time, and left the federal funds rate (policy rate) unchanged at 3.75%–4.00%. At the previous FOMC meeting in September, the Fed implemented its first 25-basis-point (0.25%) rate hike in three years, but this time it kept rates unchanged. With the Consumer Price Index (CPI), an inflation indicator, remaining elevated at 3.7% in September 2026, inflation concerns persist within the Fed, and its stance remains tilted toward rate hikes. Federal Funds
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FOMC holds rates in October 2026, keeping the federal funds rate at 3.75%–4.00%