world economy
Written by: Li Fuyuan
2020-06-30 05:12
Last update date: 2020-06-30 05:13Although the United States may have a second wave of outbreaks, US stocks fell more than 2% across the board on the previous trading day, but the aircraft manufacturer Boeing's 737 MAX passenger aircraft was grounded by the US Federal Aviation Administration 15 months after being grounded for two fatal air crashes. (FAA) approved the test flight, which stimulated Boeing's stock price to rise by 1.4%. In addition, the market expects that the US economy will rebound with the support of various economic stimulus measures. The three major indexes rose across the board on Monday (29th).
The Dow Jones Industrial Average once surged 585 points or 2.34%, reaching a daily high of 25601 points, and finally closed at the high of 25595.8 points, rising 580.25 points or 2.32%; the Nasdaq index also got rid of the initial weakness, although it failed to regain the previous one 10,000 points mark, but led by technology stocks Apple still closed at 9874.15 points, up 116.93 points or 1.20%; the S&P 500 index also repeatedly improved, closing at 3053.24 points, up 44.19 points or 1.47%.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) announced on Monday that the U.S. index of second-hand housing signed sales and purchases rebounded 44.3%, the largest increase since its record in 2001, and far exceeded market expectations of 18.9%; investors are concerned about the epidemic to combat economic orders The low interest rate will drive the property market to recover first.
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