On Wednesday, Eastern Time, the three major US stock indexes opened low and moved high, and collectively closed up. As of the close, the Dow rose 102.32 points, or 0.30%, to 34416.99 points; the Nasdaq rose 68.08 points, or 0.47%, to 14501.91 points; the S&P 500 index rose 17.83 points, or 0.41%, to 4,363.55 points, with an intraday amplitude of 1.73 %, the largest single-day rebound since February this year.
On the disk, large technology stocks collectively rose, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google-A rose more than 1%, anti-epidemic concept stocks and energy stocks generally fell, Moderna fell nearly 9%, BioNTech fell more than 5%, Schlumberger, Occidental Petroleum Fell more than 2%.
European stock market
European time on Wednesday, European stocks fell across the board. As of the close, the British FTSE 100 Index closed at 6,995.87 points, down 81.23 points from the previous trading day, or 1.15%; the French CAC40 index closed at 6,493.12 points, compared with the previous transaction. The daily drop was 83.16 points, a drop of 1.26%; the German DAX30 index closed at 14973.33 points, a drop of 221.16 points from the previous trading day, a drop of 1.46%.
Commodity market
On Wednesday, U.S. Eastern time, international oil prices fell significantly. As of the close, New York November crude oil futures closed down 1.50 US dollars, or 1.90%, to 77.43 US dollars per barrel; Brent December crude oil futures closed down 1.48 US dollars, or 1.79%, to US$81.08/barrel. International gold prices rose slightly. As of the close, the December gold futures price on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s gold futures market was the most active on the 6th, up 0.9 US dollars from the previous trading day, closing at 1761.8 US dollars per ounce, an increase of 0.05%.
Source: Reading Chuang Finance and Economics
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