How will the election results affect the US stock market? Let's first see what tonight's 'Hart First Debate' has to say...

①Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will kick off a "debate duel" on Tuesday (the 10th) Eastern Time; ②For Wall Street, amid the uncertainty of the job market, interest rates, and geopolitical issues, this duel may add another layer of volatility.

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Trump asserts his dominance in the election again: If you don't use the US dollar, just wait for a 100% tariff!

① Trump promised over the weekend to increase the cost for other countries to abandon the use of the US dollar; ② He said, 'If you leave the US dollar, you can't do business with the United States, because we will impose 100% tariffs on your commodities.'

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US stocks closed with mixed performance for the three major indexes. Tesla rose more than 9% over the past two days, while NIO soared 14% after its performance announcement.

Before the non-farm data, there is new evidence of the cooling of the US job market, and economic concerns support a substantial rate cut bet. The yield curve of the 2-year/10-year US Treasury bonds, which briefly inverted for the third time in two years. The S&P 500 fell for the third consecutive day, with Broadcom falling more than 4% after hours, Tesla rising nearly 5%, and Nvidia and Chinese concept stocks rising nearly 1%. The yen reached a one-month high, and the offshore renminbi rose by 300 points to break 7.09 yuan. Gold rose briefly by 1%, and oil prices rose more than 2% before falling. US oil fell below $70 for the first time in 15 months over two days.

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