On Friday us time, the main stock indexes of US stocks closed mixed. The S & P 500 index barely closed up after entering the bear market range, but all three stock indexes recorded declines this week. The Dow Jones index fell for the eighth consecutive week, the longest consecutive decline since April 1932. The Dow Jones index closed at 31261.90 points, up 8.77 points or 0.03%; The standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 3901.36, up 0.01%; The NASDAQ index closed at 11354.62, down 0.30%, the lowest closing level since November 3, 2020.
Most large technology stocks rose, including Apple Slight rise; Meta and Naifei rose more than 1%.
Chip leading stocks rose or fell, AMD and application materials fell more than 3%, and NVIDIA fell more than 2%.
Electric vehicle stocks generally fell, Tesla fell 6.42%; Rivian fell 2.33%, Faraday fell 2.11% in the future; Weilai fell 1.32%, Xiaopeng fell 1.44%, and the ideal rise was 0.04%.
Zhonggai e-commerce stocks generally fell, with Alibaba down 1.03%, jd.com down 1.16% and pinduoduo down 2.73%.
Most other popular Chinese concept stocks fell, including manbang down 10.36%, boss direct employment down 8.35%, Didi down 6.83%, Zhihu down 3.33%, baidu down 0.69% and BiliBili up 0.97%.
Specifically, the main technology stocks in US stocks are as follows:
The main chip stocks in US stocks are as follows:
The main Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States are as follows:
This week, the Dow Jones index fell 2.9%, the S & P 500 index fell 3.1% and the NASDAQ index fell 3.8%.
Wayne wicker, chief investment officer of mission square retirement, an investment company, said the early gains provided investors with an opportunity to "reduce" their positions before the weekend. With the Fed raising interest rates to combat high inflation, the "uncertainty and anxiety" about the direction of the U.S. economy are increasing, and the selling tide of U.S. stocks reappeared.
"Investor psychology has largely driven this trend," wick said in a telephone interview on Friday
Forex "The foundation of the stock market is still unstable. Investors are increasingly worried," fawad razaqzada, a market analyst at com and cityindex, said in a report
Major US stock indexes fell again this week as investors worried about whether the Fed could control inflation without affecting the economy.
Dow Jones market data showed that the Dow fell for the eighth consecutive week, the longest consecutive decline since April 1932. The standard & Poor's 500 index and Nasdaq index fell for the seventh consecutive week, the longest decline since March 2001.
This week, major U.S. retailers such as Wal Mart and target reported disappointing quarterly results due to rising spending and inflation.
(Liu Chun)