US stocks close | US PCE inflation cools down, S&P Nasdaq falls but Dow hits new high; China concept index surges 24% for the whole week, jd.com hits fourteen-month high.
US PCE inflation cooling solidifies the confidence of the Fed in rate cuts, but US stocks fell in the afternoon, with nvidia dropping nearly 4% at one point. China's stimulus policies drove the Chinese concept index up by 4%, nio inc rose by nearly 13%, pan-European stock indexes and German stocks hit new highs for two consecutive days, luxury goods stocks rose again. The Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq have all risen for three consecutive weeks, with two China-focused ETFs achieving the best weekly gains in history.
TOP 20 transaction volume | Chinese concept stocks continue to rise, pdd holdings surged 35.5% this week; Musk claims that China's industrial capacity has far exceeded the usa.
On Friday, the turnover of the US stock market ranked first with nvidia falling by 2.13%, trading at $32.833 billion; tesla ranked second, rising by 2.45%, trading at $18.333 billion; apple, ranking third, rose by 0.12%, trading at $7.762 billion.
Two pieces of bullish economic data, U.S. stocks welcome a 'strong tailwind'!
Analysts point out that as long as inflation in the usa remains within a manageable range, the Federal Reserve can almost completely focus on the labor market, which means cutting interest rates!
Express News | In the USA, the final value of the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index for September was 70.1, expected to be 69.3, with a previous value of 69.
Bank of America and Barclays update their "china fever" strategy: major events happening now! Global risk appetite is on the rise.
①China's current stimulus policy has increasingly become the mainstream attitude of Wall Street analysts, and overseas investors are also showing concerns about 'missing out' while waiting and seeing; ②Even after the significant rise this week, Chinese assets still remain very attractive in terms of valuation; ③In addition to stocks, analysts are also paying attention to the generalized effect of 'China bullish'.
A must-have for US stock investment! Take a sneak peek at the major events in October, all the days that affect the ups and downs have been marked out.
Historically, October has the reputation of being the "bear market killer." Since 1990, the s&p 500 index has averaged a 1.45% increase in October, ranking behind only November and April in performance.