On Tuesday, Eastern Time, the three major U.S. stock indexes rose collectively. The Dow rose 54.77 points to 36142.22, an increase of 0.15%; the Nasdaq rose 120.01 points to 15,973.86, an increase of 0.76%; the S&P 500 index rose 18.10 points to 4,700.90. An increase of 0.39%.
On the news, the data released by the US Department of Commerce on the 16th local time showed that US retail sales in October increased by 1.7% month-on-month, the largest increase since March this year. According to a CCTV news client report, Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist of the American Retail Federation, said that due to the impact of the new crown epidemic, American consumers continue to spend more on goods than on services, increasing The pressure on the supply chain has led to an increase in commodity prices. With the advent of the year-end holidays, consumer spending on goods may still increase in November and December.
On the disk, large technology stocks went up and down mixed.NetflixUp 1.19%,MicrosoftUp by 1.02%,AppleRose 0.67%; Facebook fell 1.32%,Google-AFell 0.39%,AmazonFell 0.14%.
New energy auto stocks and online education stocks were among the top gainers.NetEase YoudaoRose by 17.24%,TeslaIt ended its three-day losing streak and closed up 4.08%. Its competitor Rivian surged 15.16%, marking the fifth consecutive day of gains. Its market value surpassed Volkswagen, an established German car company.Ideal carUp 9.75%,Xiaopeng MotorsUp 5.26%,Good futureUp 5.19%,GaotuIncreased 2.28%.
Aviation stocks fell across the board,Delta AirlinesFell 3.16%,BoeingFell 3.13%,Southwest AirlinesFell 3.11%,United AirlinesFell 2.54%,American airlinesFell 2.36%.
In terms of European stocks, the German DAX index rose 0.6% to 16,245.69 points, a new record high; France’s CAC40 index rose 0.34% to 7152.6 points, a new record high; the UK FTSE 100 index fell 0.34% to 7326.97 points; Italy’s FTSE The MIB index fell 0.23% to 27804.93 points.
In terms of energy, WTI December crude oil futures closed down 0.12 US dollars, or 0.15%, to 80.76 US dollars per barrel; Brent January crude oil futures closed up 0.38 US dollars, or 0.46%, to 82.43 US dollars per barrel.
It is worth noting that the price of natural gas ushered in a big increase. NYMEX December natural gas futures closed up about 3.20% to US$5.1770 per million British thermal units; ICE British natural gas futures closed up 17.15% to 239.91 pence/kcal; TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures rose 15.83% in late trading in Europe. Quoted at 94.400 euros/MWh.
On the news, according to the CCTV news client, on the 16th local time, the Federal Network Agency, the German energy regulatory agency, announced that it would suspend the certification and approval of the operation of the “Beixi-2” natural gas pipeline project. The project cannot be legal until the approval is obtained. Operations. Dobrint, chairman of the Bundestag, said that in principle, he supports the Federal Network Agency’s strict approval procedures for projects, but the pipeline is an energy supply infrastructure and should be certified and put into use “as soon as possible”.
In terms of gold, COMEX December gold futures closed down 0.7% at US$1,854.10 per ounce.
(Source: Sino-Singapore Jingwei)
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