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Outlook for the US market: the rise in US stocks will run out of gas, and the Dow Jones average will start at $68 lower

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moomooニュース米国株 wrote a column · Dec 5, 2023 08:32
Outlook for the US market: the rise in US stocks will run out of gas, and the Dow Jones average will start at $68 lower
Good evening to all Moomoo users!This is the reading for tonight's NY stock.

Market Overview
The US market started, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which consists of excellent stocks, fell 68.79 dollars to 36135.65 dollars, and the NASDAQ Comprehensive Stock Price Index, which has a high high-tech stock ratio, began at 14126.40 with a 59.09 point drop. The S&P 500 average, which consists of stocks of 500 companies that are large American stocks, fell 12.53 points to 4557.25.
Outlook for the US market: the rise in US stocks will run out of gas, and the Dow Jones average will start at $68 lower
$Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$
$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$
$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$

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