收盘：美股小幅收高道指上涨140点 劳动力市场数据受到关注
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Markets
Closing: US stocks slightly up, Dow Jones up 140 points, labor market data in focus.
On June 4th, Nvidia was bullish again by brokerage firms and the stock price hit a new high, ranking in the top 20 in terms of transaction amount in US stocks.
US oil fell 1.3% on Tuesday, down for the fifth consecutive trading day.
On Tuesday, popular China concept stocks rose or fell. Alibaba rose 0.7% and Taiwan Semiconductor fell 1.6%.
Major European stock indices fell collectively, with the German DAX30 index falling 1.12%.
Macro
US job vacancies fell to the lowest level since February 2021, below all economists' expectations.
European stocks fell under the drag of oil giants. Traders are focused on US data.
US congressmen urge the Department of Justice to investigate OPEC's manipulation of oil and gas prices.
The new settlement era in the USA has passed its final major test, with a decrease in trade settlement failure rate.
The European Central Bank is reportedly expected to require some German banks to increase their commercial real estate loan provisions.
See chart: The Baltic Exchange Index rose as cape-sized ships rose.
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In the era of the "seven giants" of US stocks, Wall Street is turning to a concentrated investment strategy to pursue excess returns.
Company
OpenAI employees warn that AI lacks supervision and poses a "serious risk".
Behind the Stanford team's plagiarism incident: the Chinese and American AI research and development competition.
Intel has agreed to transfer 49% of its Irish factory to Apollo Global Management, an investment company, for $11 billion. This will inject external funds to assist the large-scale expansion of its own production network. According to the terms of the transaction, Apollo will acquire a 49% stake in the joint venture that owns Intel Fab 34 factory. This is the second investment plan announced by Intel to ease its financial situation.
Shorting by Xingdengbao, Axos Bank, which lent money to Trump, is falling sharply.
Goldman Sachs' family office clients focus on exotic options to hedge election risks.
Wall Street talent competition shifts to maternity leave policies, Citigroup extends parental leave for newborns in the United States for up to 24 weeks.
Report: Musk will use Nvidia chips originally intended for Tesla on X.
Edward sells the intensive care unit to Bidi, intensifying the competition of the giant "Structural Heart".
Tuniu: Turned a profit in the first quarter, the first profitable single quarter since listing.
Comment
IMF chief: The most worrying aspect of the global economy is the arbitrary import tax policy.
RBC: If the market is weak, OPEC+ will cancel the supply increase plan for the fourth quarter.
Morgan Stanley: Maintaining a "buy" rating on Apple, the global developer conference is a key catalyst.