IShares China Large-Cap ETF Options Spot-On: On October 21st, 558.05K Contracts Were Traded, With 8.96 Million Open Interest
On October 21st ET, $iShares China Large-Cap ETF(FXI.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 558.05K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 31.32% of the
US stock early trading | The three major indexes show divergent trends, with nvidia's stock price up more than 2%, reaching a historical high; nuclear power stocks, donald trump concept stocks, etc., continue to rise, Oklo soaring over 13%, DJT up nearly
The market continues to focus on the US stock market's financial reports, in order to further determine the economic situation of the USA. The president of the Dallas Federal Reserve expressed support for a 'gradual' interest rate cut, stating that loose policies would help prevent excessive cooling of the job market.
Benzinga Market Summary: Gold And Silver Continue Higher On Macro Uncertainty, Starboard Reportedly Takes Stake In Kenvue, Spirit Airlines Extends Debt Deadlines, China Cuts Loan Prime Rate
US Stock Market Outlook | Intense US election! Wall Street fully bets on the 'Trump trade'; Is the sky the limit? Bank of America raises nvidia's target stock price: can it rise another 38%
International gold price breaks through $2,700! Golden industrial concept strengthens before the market opens; Apple's demand in China is picking up? Sales of iPhone 16 in the first three weeks before launch increased by 20% year-on-year; Cryptocurrency market sentiment is rapidly heating up! Bitcoin once approached $70,000.
Daily options tracking | Outstanding stocks surge! Netflix earns more than double with multiple call options; Cryptocurrency concept stocks collectively 'celebrate', MSTR, MARA both see price fluctuations exceeding 100%.
Trump Media Technology Group fell slightly over 1% last Friday, extending the historical high volatility to 290.5%, with the call ratio rising to 62.8%; options volume reached 0.21 million contracts, up 34% from the previous trading day.
Emerging markets are "on pins and needles", with the market worrying: Was the Federal Reserve's "50 basis point rate cut" in September wrong?
Market concerns that the Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut in September may have been implemented too early and may be difficult to sustain. The borrowing costs in the USA may still remain high, leading to emerging markets assets potentially facing difficulties, causing global investors to hesitate.