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Written by: Jia Jun Xu Shihao, Zhai Ziqian District
2020-03-25 23:01
Last updated: 2020-03-26 04:38Investors are still concerned about the impact of the new pneumonia epidemic on the economy and how countries are responding; the US White House and the Senate have reached an agreement on stimulus measures to combat the epidemic, but the House of Representatives is unlikely to vote on Wednesday and close to 20 before the market closes Minutes also came out of a number of Senate members who raised objections and amendments. The bailout measures may delay voting or even be cancelled. The Dow ’s gains have narrowed significantly, and eventually rose by only about 500 points.
[04:25] Technology stocks are generally under pressure
The performance of major technology stocks was unstable, and Facebook closed down nearly 3%; Amazon fell 2.80%; Apple reportedly delayed the launch of the new iPhone, causing the stock price to eventually fall and rise, closing down 0.55%; Netflix fell 4.18%; Google's parent company Alphabet fell 2.51%.
[04:12] U.S. stimulus bill meets resistance in Congress, softens U.S. stock gains
The three major indexes were weakened together on the eve of the market close. This was due to senior senator Bernie Sanders' request for Republican lawmakers to improve the content of corporate benefits in the economic stimulus package, or they would ask for a stay of voting. This led to a significant slowdown in US stocks.
[04:05] US stocks narrowed sharply on the eve of market close
The performance of US stocks fell before the end of the transaction, and the three major indexes ended differently. The Dow has risen more than 5% to an all-day high of 22000 points, and finally closed at 21200.55 points, up 495.64 points, or an increase of 2.39%. Together with the previous trading day, the Dow rose a total of 13%; the Nasdaq was 7384.30 points, down 33.56 points, slightly It fell 0.45%; the S & P 500 index closed at 2475.56 points, up 28.23 points, or 1.15%.
[02:55] Motorola: Apple may delay launch of new iPhone
JP Morgan predicts that Apple may postpone the release of the new iPhone this fall by one to two months. A research report by Motorola pointed out that under the impact of the new crown pneumonia pandemic, Apple's supply chain was disrupted, coupled with the implementation of travel restrictions in many countries, and the need to slow 5G network speeds to accommodate a large number of people working at home, which are not good for the new iPhone. release.
[02:46] Negative interest rates on short-term US debt
In response to the new coronavirus epidemic, the US Federal Reserve recently lowered the federal funds rate to near zero, investors transferred funds to fixed income products, and the yields on 1- and 3-month U.S. Treasury bonds fell below zero on Wednesday. , Reported negative 0.01% and 0.03%, respectively, meaning that after Europe and Japan, the United States also officially entered the negative interest club.
[02:45] Boeing becomes the driving force for the market
It is reported that Boeing may resume production of the 737 MAX as soon as May, pushing the company's stock price up 30.4%, its highest share price since 1981, and currently up 28.83%.
In addition, sports brand Nike's profit is better than expected, and the stock price has now risen more than 10%.
[01:20] European stock markets are well established
Investors generally believe that the US's 2 trillion stimulus measures can promote global economic recovery, and European stock markets ended Wednesday with a rising market. The British FTSE index was at 5688.20 points, up 4.45%; the German DAX index was at 9,876 points, up 1.34%; the French CAC index was at 4,432.30 points, up 4.47%.
In addition, the pan-European STOXX 600 index closed up 3.09%.
[00:46] Dow rose more than 5%
The Dow has continued to rise during the afternoon trading session. It currently rises 1063.67 points to 21768.58 points, an increase of 5.14%. The Nasdaq has also started to rise steadily after the midday period is close to no ups and downs. It is now at 7534.45 points, up 116.59 points, or an increase of 1.57%. ; The S & P 500 index closed at 2258.48 points, up 81.15 points, or an increase of 3.32%.
[00:00] US stocks perform better
After the US market first rose and then fell after the opening session, it gradually recovered. As of 12:00 noon local time, the Dow was reported at 21295.98 points, up 591.07 points, or 2.85%; the Nasdaq ’s performance was almost unchanged, at 7482.25 points, up 10.40 points, up 0.14%; the S & P 500 index was at 2476.75 points, up 29.42 points, up 1.20%.
[23:00] Dow rises again
The Dow trended repeatedly. It fell after rising more than 700 points in the early session, and then rebounded again. The latest rose 412 points or 2% to 21117 points. The Nasdaq fell 0.3% and the S & P rose 0.5%.
The Hang Seng Index continued to be weak at night, last reported at 23344 points, down 274 points and 183 points below the water.
[22:05] Three major US stock indexes have fallen
The three major U.S. stock indexes turned lower. The Dow rose more than 700 points in the early stages and recently fell 23 points or 0.1%. At 20,681 points, it later competed at 20,700 points.
The Nasdaq and S & P also turned lower. The Nasdaq recently closed at 7322 points, down 96 points or 1.3%. The S & P 2424 points, down 22 points or 0.9%.
[21:38] Dow gains expanded
The gains of the three major U.S. stock indexes expanded. The Dow rose more than 700 points to the latest at 21432 points, up 728 points or 3.5%; the Nasdaq rose 1.8%; the S & P rose 2%.
The Hang Seng Index's night-time decline widened, last reported at 23460 points, down 158 points, and 67 points above the water.
[21:32] U.S. stocks extend their gains from the previous day and Dow Jones Industrial Average rises more than 300 points
U.S. stocks continued their rally today. The Dow rose more than 300 points at its opening, with the latest report at 21,053 points, up 348 points or 1.7%; the S & P rose 11 points or 0.5%, and was last reported at 2458 points; the Nasdaq ’s latest report was 7,418 points, up 0.01 %.
Aviation stocks rose, Boeing rose 19%, Delta Air Lines rose 17%, and United Airlines rose 15%. It is reported that the US government will provide about $ 50 billion in aid to the aviation industry.
The latest Hang Seng Index futures report was 23,543 points, down 75 points, and 16 points high.
[20:01] US dollar index softer gold, oil prices are down
The US dollar index continued to weaken, with the latest reported at 101.37, down 0.66%, the dollar weakened against the major currencies, the latest at 111.17 with the yen, down 0.05%, the euro against the US dollar at 1.0816, up 0.26%, and the pound against the US dollar at 1.1903, It rose 1.2%. The Australian dollar was last reported at 0.6012, up 0.91%, the US dollar was down 0.41% against the Canadian dollar, and 0.98 was the latest, while the US dollar against the Korean won was 1,229.61, down 1.62%.
Oil prices fell, with the latest price of New York oil at 23.75 US dollars per barrel, down 1.1%; Brent oil at 26.45 US dollars, down 2.58%.
Gold prices fell. New York gold futures reported an average of US $ 1,633 per ounce, down US $ 30.3 or 1.8%. Spot gold was reported at US $ 1,609.98, down US $ 22.34 or 1.4%.
[19:47] UK FTSE Index rose 1.1% to 5,500 points
European stock markets generally rose. The British FTSE index was last reported at 5506 points, up 60 points or 1.1%. The French CAC index was last reported at 4276 points, up 34 points or 0.8%. The Italian MIB index was last reported at 16966 points, up 17 points or 0.1%. The German DAX index last reported at 9594 points, down 106 points or 1.1%.
[19:37] US stock futures are weak
Futures of the three major U.S. stock indexes continued to soften, and now all fell more than 1%, of which the S & P 500 index futures fell nearly 2%.
[18:46] Hang Seng Index fell more than 300 points at night
As US stocks' gains narrowed rapidly, the Hang Seng Index once fell 376 points at night, reaching a low of 23,242 points and a low of 285 points.
The latest Dow futures fell 30 points, and the Nasdaq futures fell about 0.4% to 0.6%.
[18:30] US stock futures sharply narrowed
The latest Dow futures rose less than 300 points or 1.46%; the Nasdaq futures rose 0.8%; S & P futures also rose more than 0.7%.
[17:35] European stocks increase
Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 4%; Germany's DAX index rose 3.5%; Italy's MIB FTSE index rose 4.9%; France's CAC index also rose 4.5%.
The latest Dow futures rose more than 700 points or 3.4%; the Nasdaq futures rose 2.2%; S & P futures also rose more than 2%.
[16:01] Raise more than 400 points before the Boeing disk rises another 15%
US stock futures continued to rebound, the Dow futures rose more than 400 points, and returned to 21,000 points upstairs. U.S. stocks continued to rise before the market. Apple Inc. rose 2.8% to $ 253.8. Amazon rose 1.6% to $ 1970.89. Tesla rose nearly 7% to $ 540.
Boeing continued to rise 15% to $ 147; Visa rose nearly 2.9% to $ 159; Disney rose nearly 3% to $ 100.25.
[16:00] European stock markets continue to follow Asian stocks
The British FTSE 100 index rose 1.5%; the German DAX index rose 2.6%; the Italian MIB FTSE index rose 2.5%.
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