The three major US stock indexes closed down collectively, with the Nasdaq index down 2.2% and falling 2.51% this week, the largest weekly decline since November last year; the S & P 500 index fell 1.71% and fell 1.66% this week, the largest weekly decline since mid-January; the Dow fell 1.69% and fell 2.51% this week, the largest weekly decline since late October last year. Large technology stocks fell, with Tesla, Nvidia, and Intel down more than 4%, Netflix, Google, and Amazon down more than ...
The three major U.S. stock indexes collectively closed down, with the Dow down 1.01%, the Nasdaq down 0.47%, and the S & P 500 down 0.43%. Most of the big tech stocks fell, with Amazon, Netflix, Meta, and Tesla down more than 1% and Google down slightly. Intel rose more than 1%, while Apple, Nvidia, and Microsoft rose slightly. AppLovin fell about 9%, its worst one-day performance since December last year.
The three major indexes of U.S. stocks collectively rose, the S & P 500 index rose 0.25%, the Nasdaq index rose 0.18%, and the Dow index rose 0.01%.
Hong Kong Asia Holdings announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that on February 13, 2025, the Group purchased a total of 1 unit of Bitcoin on the open market cryptocurrency trading platform for a total consideration of approximately US $96,150 (equivalent to approximately HK $750,000), which was paid from the Group's internal resources.
The main contract of oil and oil futures rose collectively, soybean meal rose by nearly 2%, rapeseed meal, bean one, and bean two rose by more than 1%, and soybean oil, rapeseed oil, and palm oil rose slightly.
U.S. stocks opened higher and closed higher, with the three major indexes collectively closing higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.5%, the S & P 500 rose 1.04%, and the Dow rose 0.77%. Intel rose more than 7%, continuing to set a new closing high since December. Tesla rose more than 5% after the State Department deleted the information after media reported that Trump planned to buy Musk's "armored" trolley for $400 million. Nvidia rose more than 3%, setting a new closing high since January 25. Apple share...
U.S. stocks opened lower and rose higher, and the three major indexes collectively rallied.
Treasury bond futures rallied in the afternoon, with the 30-year main contract up 0.35%, the 10-year main contract up 0.11%, the 5-year main contract up 0.07%, and the 2-year main contract up 0.03%.
Trump may start the road of tariff collection. Investment banks believe that the risk of tariffs will continue to exist and may reappear at any time. Europe and the United States may be suitable to short at this level, targeting parity > >
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The three major U.S. stock indexes collectively closed lower, with the Nasdaq falling 1.36%, the Dow falling 0.99%, and the S & P 500 index falling 0.95%.
On February 7, Justin Sun filed a lawsuit against billionaire collector David Geffen in federal court in Manhattan, seeking the return of a Giacometti sculpture, "The Nose" (LeNez), or massive compensation. According to the lawsuit, Xiong Zihan Sydney, a former adviser to Justin Sun, sold the sculpture, which was purchased by Justin Sun at Sotheby's in 2021 for $78.40 million, to Geffen without authorization, including forgery of signatures and the identity of a fictitious lawyer. The transactio...
U.S. stocks opened lower and moved higher, and the three major indexes collectively closed higher. The Dow rose 0.71%, the S & P 500 rose 0.39%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.19%.
The main contracts of oil and fat futures rose collectively, among which rapeseed meal rose by more than 4%, bean two and soybean meal rose by more than 3%, soybean oil rose by more than 2%, and rapeseed oil and palm oil rose by more than 1%.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on social media platform "X" about the US tariffs: "We don't want this to happen, but Canada is ready and I will be speaking to Canadians later tonight. There will be talks with the president of Mexico soon.