The fall in U.S. bond yields and the fact that some investors took advantage of the low prices, the U.S. stock market Dow rose sharply by more than 500 points on Tuesday, but all the gains were evaporated.
The benchmark index repeatedly rose 9 points, and re-reached the 4,000-point level.
The Nasdaq rose 2.77% at one point, but the gains narrowed and edged up 0.98%.
The Dow Jones index closed at 32,160 points, down 84 points or 0.26%; the S&P 500 closed at 4,001 points, up 9 points or 0.25%; the Nasdaq Composite was at 11,737 points, up 114 points or 0.98%.
Apple rose 1.61%, Meta rose 0.73%, Coinbase fell 12.6%, AMD rose 2.74%, Twitter fell 1.46%, Tesla rose 1.64%, and Microsoft rose 1.86%.
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