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UltraShort FTSE China 50 Declares Quarterly Distribution of $0.1381
April Nonfarm Payrolls Preview: Latest Employment Data Unlikely to Change Fed's More Hawkish Stance
After a solid job report in March, the April figures are likely to suggest once more that the labor market is still tight.
US stocks closed | PCE suspends inflation concerns, Google's performance soared more than 10% after that, and Nvidia rose more than 6%
The S&P Index rose 2.67% this week, and the NASDAQ rose 4.23%, all of which recorded the biggest weekly gain since November last year; the China General Index rose nearly 9% weekly, the biggest increase since July last year.
US stocks closed | The NASDAQ rose slightly, Google rose more than 3% to a record high, Micron rose more than 5%, and Trump Media Technology fell more than 21%
Tesla's intraday decline of more than 3% covered most of the declines; Nvidia almost closed down, falling more than 1%; the chip stock index rose three times in a row, with Micron rising more than 5%; and Trump Media fell more than 21% after the earnings report.
US stocks closed | Apple supported S&P's rebound to a new closing high, Nvidia reversed the market and fell more than 2%, and MSD surged nearly 5% to a record high
The S&P Dow ended three consecutive declines. The Dow rose more than 1.2% to record the biggest increase in three months. The NASDAQ closed higher but turned down several times in the intraday period. MSD closed up nearly 5%, and Intel rose more than 4%, leading the Dow. On the two days of its listing, Trump Media closed up more than 10% daily.
US stocks closed | The three major indices collectively closed down, Nvidia surged high and dived at the end of the session, and Tesla reversed the market and rose nearly 3%
The three major US stock indexes hit a one-week low during the intraday period, and the S&P Dow fell three times in a row. The AI “monster stock” ultra-microcomputer market initially rose 6% and then closed down nearly 2%; Trump's social media company debut closed up 16%. China's stock index fell four times in a row, with NIO falling more than 2%, Baidu falling nearly 2%, and Ali rising slightly.