The Dow barely ended its longest continuous decline in 50 years, Micron fell by 16%, the US dollar reached a two-year high again, and US bonds, oil, and Bitcoin all dropped.
U.S. stock market's other Indexes turned down towards the end, Tesla rose by nearly 4% before closing down, NVIDIA reached a high of 4%, and Micron Technology had its steepest decline in five years. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds briefly increased by nearly 10 basis points approaching 4.60%, close to a seven-month high, while short-term bond yields fell, with the 2/10-year yield spread at its widest in two and a half years. The Bank of England held rates steady, but more officials supported a rate cut, leading to a decline in the British Pound. The Governor of the Bank of Japan suppressed interest rate hike expectations, causing the yen to fall towards 158, and the offshore renminbi briefly dropped below 7.32 yuan to its lowest in 15 months. Bitcoin fell by 5%, approaching $0.096 million. Spot Gold rose by 1.6% before narrowing back below $2,600, while the futures silver fell by 5%, and U.S. crude oil fell below $70.
Before the Federal Reserve's decision, the rally of U.S. stocks faltered, the Nasdaq said goodbye to record highs, the Dow fell for nine consecutive days, Broadcom dropped over 4%, Chinese concept stocks rebounded against the trend, and Bitcoin reached a
The Dow Jones has seen its first nine consecutive declines since 1978; NVIDIA has seen four consecutive declines, while Tesla has risen over 3% against the trend, hitting new highs for three consecutive days. Chinese concept stocks rebounded nearly 2%, with PDD Holdings rising nearly 3% and Bilibili increasing over 4%. Salaries in the United Kingdom have grown faster than expected, with two-year UK bond yields rising 10 basis points in one day. The USD has rebounded; the Canadian dollar has hit a more than four-year low since the pandemic; Bitcoin surged over $0.108 million during trading, hitting a new historical high for two consecutive days. Crude Oil Product has fallen for two consecutive days, with US oil dropping more than 2% at one point; Gold has hit a new low for the week.
[Data analysis] The trading volume of the CSI Cons Stap ETF surged 11 times, with multiple speculators fiercely competing for Sunwave Communications.
1. The trading volume of multiple U.S. stock-related ETFs surged, with the CSI Cons Stap ETF (159529) seeing a 1163% increase in trading volume compared to yesterday. 2. During intraday trading, Sunwave Communications experienced a 'ceiling floor' event, with three top-tier trading firms collectively buying nearly 0.3 billion, while two other top-tier firms collectively sold 0.174 billion.
The Saudi ETF is listed in Japan, with the sovereign Fund PIF as the cornerstone investor.
On December 12, the ETF focused on the Saudi stock market was officially listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, making it the largest ETF focused on Saudi Arabia currently listed on the TSE; 2. The Saudi sovereign fund PIF and Japan's Mizuho Financial are cornerstone investors; 3. Mizuho stated that it will continue to deepen cooperation with Saudi Arabia in areas such as investment and financing, as well as Asset Management, to support Saudi economic transformation.
The bond market is experiencing a "super week," with the 30-year Treasury Bond ETF rising more than 20% this year, and institutions state that volatility may continue after the New Year.
① The bond market experienced a "super week" of policy and trade; ② The 30-year Treasury Bond ETF saw an increase of over 3% in a single week, with an annual ROI of 20%; ③ Institutions do not have strong profit-taking motivation in the short term, and volatility may occur after the New Year.
After a 30% surge this year, who will buy gold next year? JPMorgan: Global central banks, Chinese mothers, and Western Gold ETFs all have room for growth.
Driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, Global central banks, China Consumers, and Gold ETFs are set to become the main buyers of gold next year. JPMorgan predicts that the gold price may exceed $3,000 per ounce by 2025.