Tensions between Russia and Ukraine, coupled with market concerns about the imminent Fed rate hike, U.S. stocks fell sharply on Monday. The Dow once plummeted 1,115 points, reaching a low of 33,150 points throughout the day. The Nasdaq Composite and the SSI also fell 4.9% and 3.99%.
Since then, the decline has repeatedly narrowed, and the three major indexes have fallen sharply and then turned up. Among them, the Dow rose 99 points, ending the decline for 6 consecutive trading days.
The Dow Jones index closed at 34,364 points, up 99 points or 0.29%; the S&P 500 closed at 4,410 points, up 12 points or 0.28%; the Nasdaq Composite was at 13,855 points, up 86 points or 0.63%.
Apple fell 0.49%, Tesla fell 1.47%, Boeing fell 0.6%, Netflix fell 2.6%, Meta rose 1.83%, and Microsoft rose 0.11%.
US Stocks | The Dow once plunged more than 1,000 points, and the market stopped falling but rose 99 points. The five tech billionaires including Musk in the big city have lost a total of US$67 billion in net worth Rising more than 55%, Netflix plummeted into a black swan, and the company's performance super week may be able to save the index | Galois
