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[Continuous Update] US stocks melt down Dow closed down in 2013, Japanese stocks lost another 700 points in the early stages

2020-03-10T01:04:29.900Z


The global stock market experienced Black Monday yesterday. The three major U.S. stock indexes all plummeted 7%, and the Dow closed down 2013 points, hitting its highest closing decline. "Hong Kong 01" today (10th), pays close attention to the Asian stock market situation. [08:


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Written by: Huang Jie

2020-03-10 08:21

Last updated: 2020-03-10 08:55

The global stock market experienced Black Monday yesterday. The three major U.S. stock indexes all plummeted 7%, and the Dow closed down 2013 points, another record closing point. As for the Hong Kong stock market night market index, it fell 64 points to 24,786 points and closed at 254 points.

"Hong Kong 01" today (10th), pays close attention to the Asian stock market situation.

[08:51] Japanese stocks decline

The Nikkei 255 index fell further, with the latest drop of 749 points or 3.8% to 18949 points; the South Korean KOSPI index closed at 1951 points, down 0.15%.

[08:20] Nearly 3%

The Japanese and Korean stock markets fell in the early stages. After the Nikkei 255 index fell 1% at the beginning of the opening, the decline continued to expand, and it is now down 2.96% or 582 points to 19,050 points. The index closed down 5.07% yesterday (March 9).

The oil war in Saudi Arabia dragged down global stock markets yesterday. The Dow closed at 23,851 points, down 2013 or 7.8%, the largest decline in calendar terms in points; the S & P 500 closed at 2746, down 225 points or 7.6%; the Nasdaq closed at 7,950 points, down 624 points Or 7.29%.

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Source: hk1

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