Black Friday is the name given to the day after Thanksgiving and marks one of the largest shopping days globally. This list includes stocks of companies that are closely tied to the surge in consumer spending, such as retailers, e-commerce platforms, payment processors, and logistics firms.
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Despite the pressure from weak retail, U.S. stock indices rebounded over two days, but Tesla and NVIDIA declined. Quantum computing stocks continued to rise sharply, and Chinese concept stocks strengthened, with Baidu up 9%.
Tesla closed down nearly 5%, NVIDIA fell nearly 2%; Intel rose nearly 7%; quantum computing stock ARQQ rose 57%; the China Concept Index rose 4%, and Alibaba increased by over 4%. After U.S. retail sales, the two-year U.S. Treasury yield reached a two-week high. The USD briefly approached a five-month low. Crude Oil Product rebounded over two days. Gold futures reached a historic high over three days, having briefly turned to decline during the session.
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