[Continuous Update] Dow closed at its biggest one-day gain in nearly 90 years

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Written by: Zhai Ziqian, Xu Shihao

2020-03-24 23:06

Global stock markets continued to weaken on Monday, with almost all major stock markets falling sharply. However, the U.S. Federal Reserve pledged "infinite amount of width" to inject super-heartedness into the global market, and major stock markets rebounded across the board.

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[04:05] US stocks rose more than 11%, the largest single-day gain in history

U.S. stocks were stimulated by good news from Washington ’s acceptance of the economic stimulus agreement and the rescue of the aviation industry. The three major indexes closed sharply higher. The Dow closed up 11.37% at 20704.91 points, up 2121.98 points, the largest single-day increase since 1932; the Nasdaq reported at 7417.86 points, up 557.18 points, or 8.12%; the S & P 500 index was at 24,473.33 points, up 209.93 points, or an increase 9.38%, the best day since October 2008.

[01:45] Energy stocks drive European markets across the board

Many European countries have launched anti-epidemic economic stimulus measures, which have caused European stock markets to generally rise. Among them, basic raw materials and energy stocks have become the locomotive. The British FTSE index closed at 5367.45 points, up 7.48%; the German DAX index was at 9745.25 points, up 11.49%, the best day since 2008; the French CAC index was at 4427.70 points, up 8.39%.

The pan-European index STOXX 600 rose 8.4%, the largest single-day increase since the end of 2008, but still about 30% less than the peak in February.

[00:57] Aviation stocks are stimulated to rise

Sources revealed that the United States Congress is nearing an agreement on measures to save the aviation industry's $ 32 billion, including loans of $ 25 billion to airlines, provision of $ 4 billion to the air cargo industry, and affected aviation catering industries Funding of 3 billion. The agreement also includes an additional $ 29 billion in loans to the civil aviation and cargo industries.

Stimulated by the news, American airline stocks generally rose, American Airlines rose more than 30%; Delta Airlines rose more than 17%; Boeing rose about 15%.

[00:26] US stocks increase

The performance of U.S. stocks entering the afternoon trading session continued to improve. The Dow was reported at 20352.94 points, up 1778.81 points, or an increase of 9.38%; the Nasdaq was reported at 7348.65 points, an increase of 487.98 points, or an increase of 7.11%; 2422.45 points.

[23:45] The Dow rose more than 8%

U.S. stocks continued their upward trend. The Dow rose more than 1500 points on the eve of noon local time. It is currently reported at 20134.63 points, an increase of 8.30%, and an increase of 1542.70 points. The Nasdaq rose 6.69%, to 7731.75 points, and an increase of 459.07 points. The S & P 500 index was at 2403.84 points. , Up 166.44 points, an increase of 7.44%.

[22:55] European stock markets expand

European stock markets rose. The pan-European index STOXX 600 increased to 6%, or the largest single-day increase since May 2010; the British FTSE 100 index rose 269 points or 5.4% to 5,263 points; the German DAX index rose 8%; the French CAC40 index rose 5.8%.

The Dow was arguing at 20,000 points, the latest rose more than 7% to 19938 points; the Nasdaq rose 5.5%; the S & P rose 6.4%.

[22:24] The Dow recovered 20,000 points

The Dow regained the 20,000-point mark, with the latest rise of 1429 points or 7.7% to 20,020 points; the Nasdaq rose 6.5%; the S & P rose 7%.

[22:18] Dow rose over 7%

US stocks continued to do well. The Dow once rose to the 19994 level and continued to challenge the 20,000-point mark. The latest report was at 19963, up 7.4%; the Nasdaq rose 5.8%; the S & P rose 6%.

Tesla regained $ 500, with the latest gain of $ 68 or 16%; Apple Inc. rose 7%; Alibaba rose 4%: Facebook rose 7%.

Video conferencing tool ZOOM fell against the market and fell nearly 15% to $ 136.

[21:54] Three major indices continue to rise

The three major US stock indexes continued to rise, the Dow rose nearly 7%, and once approached the 20,000-point mark; the Nasdaq rose more than 5%; the S & P rose 6%.

The Hang Seng Index's nightly growth slightly eased, last reported at 22997 points, up 269 points, and 334 points high.

The Fed's unlimited "water release" has stimulated the global stock market. (Profile picture)

[21:47] US dollar index is weak

The U.S. dollar was weak, and the US dollar index was last reported at US $ 101.65, down 0.8%. The pound was last reported at 1.1739, up 1.78%. The U.S. dollar was last reported at 110.98, down 0.16%. The Australian dollar was at 1.6916, down 1.3%. The dollar was up 0.7% at 1.0797.

[21:41] Oil and gold prices go up, gold price hits $ 1700

Oil prices continued to rise, with New York oil futures at $ 24.45, up 4.7%, Brent oil futures up 3.8%, and last price at $ 28.06.

The price of gold rose alarmingly. New York gold futures rose 6.46% or US $ 101.6, with the latest price of US $ 1647.3 per ounce. Spot gold reported US $ 1,604.73, up US $ 51.5 or 3.3%.

[21:30] Dow rises more than a thousand points

U.S. stocks rebounded sharply. The Dow opened up more than a thousand points, and last stood at 19735 points, up 1,143 points or 6%. The S & P opened 5% or 114 points higher at 2,351 points, and the Nasdaq opened 338 points or 5% higher, and the latest reported at 7,199 points.

Boeing had a high of $ 126.2 in the early stages, and last reported at $ 122, up $ 16.7 or more than 15%.

Apple Inc. rose more than 5%, and its market value returned to US $ 1 trillion; American Airlines stocks rose, United Airlines rose 20%, Delta Air Lines rose 13%, and American Airlines Group rose 15%.

[21:11] Three index futures rise and stop

The three major index futures in the United States hit their trading restrictions for the second time in the day.

[21:06] German stock market recovers 9300 points

European stock markets rebounded. The British FTSE index last reported at 5199 points, up 205 points or 4.1%. The German DAX index recovered 9300 points, last reported 9301 points, up 560 points, up 6.4%, and the French CAC index last reported 4096, up 181 points Up 4.7%. Italy's FTSE MIB index last reported at 16,466 points, up 906 points, or 5.82%.

[21:01] Dow futures soars more than 900 points

The Dow futures expanded, with the latest report at 19436 points, up 939 points or 5.1%, the S & P futures report at 2333 points, up 112 points or 5.1%, and the Nasdaq futures at 7339 points, up 355 points or 5.1%.

[19:00] Night time increase to more than 300 points

The latest Hang Seng Index futures rose 331 points to 23,059 points, 396 points high, and 10,558 contracts traded.

[18:25] The exchange rate of Hong Kong dollar is approaching the strong exchange guarantee

The Hong Kong dollar once reached a high of 7.7531 against the US dollar, only 31 pips away from the strong exchange guarantee.

[17:42] Dow futures daily limit close to 23,000 points

U.S. stock Dow futures futures limit board, the Dow futures rose 930 points or 5.03% to 19427 points; Nasdaq futures rose 374 points or 5.36% to 7358 points; the benchmark futures rose 113 points or 5.09% to 2333 points.

The Hang Seng Index rose 193 points at 22921 points and 258 points above the water.

[17:20] Hang Seng Index Night Continues

The Hang Seng Index closed 967 points higher. After-hours futures rose further, and the night market opened up further. The latest report was 22829 points, up 101 points and 166 points high.

[16:20] Pre-market performance of US stocks

Boeing (BA) rose by 10% against the market yesterday, and rose more than 6% before the market, outperforming the market. Intel (INTC), which also went against the market, rose nearly 5% before the market. , The market rose nearly 5%; Microsoft (MSFT) fell 1% yesterday, the latest market rose nearly 4%; Tesla (TSLA) rose 4.7% before the market, see 454.7 yuan.

[16:00] European stock markets open higher than 4%

The UK's FTSE index is up 4.3%; Germany's DAX index is up 5.3%; Italy's MIB FTSE index is up 5.2.

The three major US stock futures indexes rose more than 4.5%, of which the Dow futures rose more than 800 points and stabilized at the level of 19,300 points.

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