US stocks closed | The three major indices collectively closed down, the Dow fell to a four-week low, and Nvidia reversed the market and closed at a new high

American Airlines fell nearly 16% in the intraday period, the biggest decline in nearly four years; Marathon oil closed up more than 8%; Faraday fell 62% in the future after the earnings report; China Securities Index fell 4.5%, and Xiaopeng Motors fell nearly 3%.

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Overnight news: The ECB faces the risk that prices will heat up again BHP Billiton abandons the acquisition of British and American resources Apple plans to develop customized chips for confidential computing

For more global financial information, please move to the 7×24 hour real-time financial news market closing: The Dow fell more than 400 points, Nvidia reached a new high, and the top 20 of the US stock turnover on May 29: Nvidia reached a new high, rising 21% for four consecutive days, and US WTI crude oil closed down 0.8% on Wednesday, most popular Chinese securities fell 3.8%, TSMC fell 3.2%. Ali fell 1.9%, European stocks closed down, European Stock Exchange fell 1.31%, Macro US Clearing House DTCC: T+1 goal achieved, related issues Resolved Federal Reserve

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GameStop Options Spot-On: On May 29th, 241.7K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.21 Million Open Interest

On May 29th ET, $GameStop(GME.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 241.7K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 30.84% of the total transactions, and call

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Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 124436.0 Shares on Buy Side

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GameStop Gives Back Some 10% After Rallying 25%+ Tuesday on Successful Share Sale

GameStop sank some 10% Wednesday as the meme stock gave back part of a 25%+ rally that it enjoyed on Tuesday following nearly $1 billion capital raise.

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Wall Street Moves From T+2 To T+1 Settlement: How It Could Affect Investments, Trading, Tax Decisions

T+1 settlement took effect Tuesday, replacing the prior T+2 system, and financial institutions are adapting to the new standard.In brief, the shift to T+1 shortens the settlement cycle for all securit

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