Omicron haze over the world, coupled with the Biden administration's $1.75 trillion social security bill blocked, US stocks continued to decline on Monday.
The three major indexes all fell, among which the Dow once fell nearly 700 points, reaching a low of 34,665 points throughout the day.
The market is worried about the new epidemic prevention measures to reduce fuel demand, and the price of New York oil futures has plummeted by 6.5%.
Tesla fell below the $900 mark and closed down 3.5%.
The Dow Jones Index closed at 34,932 points, down 433 points or 1.23%; the Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at 4,568 points, down 52 points or 1.14%; the Nasdaq Index closed at 14,980 points, down 188 points or 1.24%.
Apple fell 0.81%, Tesla fell 3.5%, BioNTech fell 4.19%, Moderna fell 6.25%, Netflix rose 1.19%, Meta fell 2.5%, and Microsoft fell 1.2%.
U.S. stocks ︱ Dow once fell nearly 700 points, oil prices fell, oil-rich stocks fell more than 9% before the market was interviewed by the Beijing Cyberspace Administration and punished Qi Ma for not admitting defeat, Cathie Wood expects its fund to grow at a compound growth rate of 40% in the next 5 years