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U.S. stocks fell across the board, ending three consecutive gains, Renren Group rose more than 44%

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Original title: US stocks fell across the board, three consecutive gains ended, Renren Group rose more than 44%

Sino-Singapore Jingwei, October 9th, on Friday, Eastern Time, the three major US stock indexes fell across the board, ending their three-day rise.

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As of the close, the Dow fell 8.69 points, or 0.03%, to 34746.25 points; the Nasdaq fell 74.48 points, or 0.51%, to 14579.54 points; the S&P 500 index fell 8.42 points, or 0.19%, to 4,391.34 points.

US banking stocks rose collectively. JPMorgan Chase rose 0.08%, Goldman Sachs rose 0.53%, Citigroup rose 0.17%, Morgan Stanley rose 1.27%, Bank of America rose 0.5%, and Wells Fargo rose 0.48%.

Large technology stocks rose and fell mixed. Apple fell 0.27%, Amazon fell 0.42%, Netflix rose 0.13%, Google rose 0.4%, and Facebook rose 0.25%.

Energy stocks rose across the board, Exxon Mobil rose 2.49%, Chevron rose 2.23%, ConocoPhillips rose 4.77%, Schlumberger rose 2.08%, and Occidental Petroleum rose 3.54%.

Popular Chinese concept stocks were up and down, Renren rose 44.46%, Huadi International rose 35.33%, E Home Express rose 14.41%, Origen Seed rose 11.20%, Gulf Resources rose 8.87%, and iQiyi rose 7.59 %, 360 Digital Technology rose 6.52%, Alibaba rose 3.63%, Baidu rose 3.54%, JD rose 3.03%, Pinduoduo rose 1.34%. In terms of decline, Conrad fell 12.62%, Puhui Wealth fell 10.61%, Baosheng Technology fell 8.75%, Yixian E-commerce fell 8.29%, still a high 7.49%, and Shangwei Group fell 6.99%. China’s new energy auto stocks fell across the board, with Weilai Auto down 0.44%, Xiaopeng Auto down 1.62%, and Ideal Auto down 1.01%.

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In terms of economic data, data released by the US Department of Labor on the 8th local time showed that the unemployment rate in the US in September fell by 0.4 percentage points from the previous month to 4.8%; however, the number of new jobs in the non-agricultural sector was only 194,000, far below the average economist. The expected 500,000 has dropped to the lowest level this year.

In European stock markets, the London Stock Market “Financial Times” average price index of 100 stocks closed at 7,095.55 points, an increase of 17.51 ​​points or 0.25% from the previous trading day; the CAC40 index of the Paris stock market in France closed at 6559.99 points, which was higher than before. One trading day fell 40.20 points, a decrease of 0.61%; the Frankfurt stock market DAX index closed at 15,206.13 points, down 44.73 points, a decrease of 0.29% from the previous trading day.

In terms of international oil prices, WTI November crude oil futures closed up US$1.05, or 1.34%, to US$79.35 per barrel. Brent’s December crude oil futures closed up 0.44 US dollars, or 0.53%, to 82.39 US dollars per barrel.

In terms of international gold prices, the December gold futures price, which was the most actively traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures market, fell 1.8 US dollars from the previous trading day to close at 1757.4 US dollars per ounce, a decrease of 0.1%.

The U.S. dollar index fell on the 8th local time. As of late New York trading, the U.S. dollar index, which measures the U.S. dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.16% to 94.0680. (Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

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