In the early morning of the 18th, Beijing time, U. S. stocks closed mixed on Thursday, the Dow fell for the second consecutive day, and the Nasdaq was close to an all-time high. The Fed raised its growth and inflation expectations yesterday and hinted that it would raise interest rates twice by the end of 2023. The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States last week was 412000, higher than market expectations.
The Dow fell 210.22 points, or 0.62%, to 33823.45; the Nasdaq rose 121.67 points, or 0.87%, to 14161.35; and the S & P 500 rose 1.84 points, or 0.04%, to 4221.86.
Technology stocks rose, pushing the Nasdaq near an all-time high. Its intraday record was 14211.57 points on April 29, and the closing record was 14174.14 points on June 14.
The s & p 500 is now less than 1% below its all-time high, and the Nasdaq is close to its all-time high, as some investors believe that the fed's continued maintenance of its asset-buying program will support the stock market in the short term.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell below 1.5%. The yield on the 30-year note fell to 2.098%, the lowest since Feb. 19.
The raw materials sector is generally lower. The prospect of an interest rate hike by the Fed and actions taken by China to curb metal prices have quelled the surge in commodity prices this year.
AMC cinema, a retail group stock, once again became the most traded stock of the day, closing up 10.1% on a turnover of $17.99 billion. Stacey Cunningham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said on Wednesday that the game stationThe prices of so-called meme shares, such as AMC cinema, may be distorted because most of their trading takes place outside the US public exchange.
Luke Ellis, CEO of brokerage Man Group, said that the rise of meme shares is leading to the formation of a "fake market" and investors should actively avoid buying shares in these companies.
The turnover was closely followed by a group of technology companies after the AMC cinema chain.
Amazon ranked second in turnoverIt closed 2.2% higher, with a deal of $17.24 billion. JPMorgan ChaseMaintain Amazon's "overweight" rating with a target price of $4600, which is still listed by analyst Doug Anmuth as the industry's top choice.
The third place in turnover was Nvidia, which closed 4.8% higher, a record intraday and closing high, with a turnover of $14.8 billion. In October last year, Nvidia named the Mellanox-based SmartNIC card "DPU". Less than a year later, DPU has become a hot topic in the industry. Industry insiders predict that DPU will become an important computing chip after CPU and GPU. With the active layout of the technology giants and the favor of the capital market, companies in related fields are expected to usher in opportunities.
Electric vehicle manufacturer TeslaIt was the fourth largest trading volume today, and the stock closed 1.9% higher with a turnover of US $13.69 billion. Today, the U. S. stock new energy vehicle plate rose collectively.
Apple ranked 5th to 9th in terms of turnover., Microsoft、 AMD、 FacebookAnd Shopify and other technology stocks.
Today, the U. S. stock banking sector fell collectively. Trading volume 10th JPMorgan Chase closed down 2.9% to $4.45 billion, Citibank closed down 3.6% to $3.3 billion, and Bank of America 13thIt closed down 4.4% to $3.24 billion. It was previously reported that the European Union decided to freeze the bond sales qualifications of 10 banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Barclays, for violating antitrust laws, most of them in the United States.
Two Chinese stocks were shortlisted in the top 20 of today's turnover. The 16th place is coming.The price of the car was 5.2% higher, with a transaction of $3.03 billion. No. 19 BabaIt closed 1.1% higher, with a deal of $2.36 billion.
The following are the 20 most actively traded stocks of the day (screenshot by turnover): (from Sina Finance APP quotes-US stocks-more data on the left side of the market sector)Download Sina Finance APP
