IShares China Large-Cap ETF Options Spot-On: On October 1st, 396.01K Contracts Were Traded, With 5.54 Million Open Interest
On October 1st ET, $iShares China Large-Cap ETF(FXI.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 396.01K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 22.92% of the
US stock market early market | The three major indices all fell, with the Nasdaq falling nearly 1%, apple falling nearly 3%; Chinese concept stocks strengthened against the market trend, ke holdings rose nearly 5%, li auto inc rose nearly 4%
On the evening of the 1st Beijing time, US stocks opened lower on Tuesday. Powell's remarks on Monday dispelled market bets on another significant rate cut. This week, the market will focus on September non-farm payrolls and other economic data to further determine the Fed's interest rate outlook.
US stock market preview | The three major futures indexes fell before the market, Chinese concept electric vehicle stocks continued to rise; Is a significant rate cut hopeless? Powell expects two more 25 basis point rate cuts this year.
Blackrock upgrades its rating on Chinese stocks to overweight; Tesla wins the lawsuit in the investor lawsuit triggered by Musk's autonomous driving marketing.
U.S. stocks are surging | Chinese concept stocks continue to strengthen! Futu surged nearly 12% overnight; U.S. retail sector as a whole on the rise, Home Depot, Lowe's both hitting new highs for the year.
In terms of major tech companies reaching all-time highs in the US stock market, Home Depot rose 1.42% to the top of the leaderboard, Lowe's Companies increased by 1.39%, and Fiserv financial services rose by 0.71%.
A general strike is imminent, with port employers in the USA proposing a 50% pay raise.
The United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) has announced a nearly 50% increase in dock workers' wages in an effort to resume negotiations with the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA).
Major shift in the Fed's hawkish leaning voting committee: Open to cutting rates by 50 basis points again if employment weakens.
Atlanta Fed President Bostic recently stated that if the upcoming US non-farm data shows slower job growth than expected, he will be open to the Fed cutting interest rates by 50 basis points again. Bostic revealed that in the September dot plot this year, he predicted only one 25 basis point rate cut in addition to the 50 basis point cut in September. Bostic mentioned the standard of non-farm job additions of around 0.1 million.