[US stock futures]Dow futures rose 19 points Nasdaq futures edged up 3 points (continuously updated) – Hong Kong Economic Times – Instant News Channel – Instant Finance – Stock Market

Reserve officials put the eagle once more, US stocks fell overnight, the Dow fell 176 points, as for US stock futures on Friday to stabilize in the Asian session, the Dow futures rose 19 points, the Nasdaq futures rose 3 points or 0.02%. The United States will release December retail sales, import price index, industrial production, capacity utilization data today, as well as the University of Michigan consumer confidence index for January.

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Current market trend:

[12:46]Dow futures rose 19 points to 36133 points; benchmark futures rose 1 point to 4660 points; Nasdaq futures rose 3 points or 0.02% to 15499 points.

【11:56】[Facebook]Meta faces £2.3bn class action in UK for alleged abuse of market dominance

【11:47】[New IPO]Bausch & Lomb applies for listing in the United States and Canada, the parent company plans to sell old shares

【10:41】[Oil price trend]JPMorgan: The reduction of idle capacity of oil groups and the lack of investment of oil companies

【10:22】[TSLA]Tesla delays Cybertruck production until early 2023 Archyde.com: Due to adjustment of functions and features

【10:18】[US interest rate hike]Pryce: The Fed seems to be eager to raise interest rates in response to future recessions and continues to favor cyclical stocks

【10:06】[U.S. rate hike]Biden reportedly will nominate former Deputy Treasury Secretary Raskin as vice chairman of Reserve Bank supervision, which is a moderate dovish

【08:17】[U.S. interest rate hike]The two Fed presidents are expected to raise interest rates three or four times this year “from the first rate hike to the decision to allow the balance sheet to shrink, the interval will be shorter than before”

==Following January 13 (Thursday) stock market==

US labor data improved, PPI growth also narrowed month-on-month, and inflationary pressure eased, stimulating US stocks to rise in the early session. The Dow once rose by more than 200 points, but then fell. Lael Brainard, the nominee for vice chair and current governor, said he was open to raising interest rates in March. Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin said the central bank will begin normalizing interest rates in March if needed.

That is, the US stock market closes:

The Dow closed down 176 points at 36,113 points, the Nasdaq fell 381 points, or 2.51%, to 14,806 points; the benchmark index fell 67 points to 4,659 points. Netflix fell 3.4 percent, while Apple slipped 1.9 percent.

Brainard said at a congressional hearing to confirm his nomination that once the bond-buying program ends, the Reserve Bank will start raising interest rates and shrink its balance sheet following a period of time. The central bank will use tools, including the federal funds rate, to lower inflation, with several rate hikes expected this year. She believes the Reserve Bank will be able to rein in inflation, which is currently at more than twice its target level, and push the job market to a full recovery.

Barkin said the Fed is free to start normalizing interest rates in March if needed. U.S. inflation has been underestimated in the past, the price situation in 2022 is less clear, and commodity prices will be closely tracked in 2022, not service prices. He believes that the possibility of using digital currency must be carefully studied.

The dollar index fell another 0.08% to 94.84; the 10-year US interest rate fell to 1.702%. New York oil futures retreated 0.63% to close at $82.12; Brent oil futures fell 0.23% to $84.47. Bitcoin fell 2.4% to $42,600.

European stocks developed individually, French stocks fell 0.5%, British and German stocks rose 0.16% and 0.13% respectively.

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Current market trend:

【02:28】U.S. 10-year and 30-year bond yields hit daily lows at 1.7164 percent and 2.0571 percent, respectively.

【02:19】The US 30-year bond yield fell and is now at 2.064%.

[02:05]U.S. stock star technology stocks continued to fall. Tesla (U.S.: TSLA) is now down 4.43%, Nvidia (U.S.: NVDA.O) is down more than 4%, Microsoft (U.S.: MSFT) is down 3%, Salesforce ( US: CRM) fell 2.76%, Netflix (US: NFLX), Adobe (US: ADBE) fell regarding 2.4%, Meta Platforms (US: FB) fell 1.4%, Apple (US: AAPL) fell 1.18%.

[02:03]The US 30-year bond interest rate rose slightly and is now at 2.077%. Previously, the US Treasury Department auctioned 22 billion US dollars of 30-year Treasury bonds, and the bid rate was 2.075% and the bid multiple was 2.35. (The pre-issue transaction interest rate is 2.072%, and the bid ratio in the previous month was 2.22)

[01:46]The US 10-year bond yield was at 1.72%, down more than 2 basis points.

[01:34]US stocks fell, the Dow fell, the Nasdaq fell 1.55%, and the SSI fell 0.68%.

[01:34]Asset management giant TPG Capital (TPG.O) rose 12% on the first day of its listing on Nasdaq, opening at $33, and its IPO price was set at $29.5 per share

[01:28]The Dow’s rise narrowed sharply to 11 points; the Nasdaq plunged 233 points or more than 1.5%; the benchmark index fell 13 points

[01:26]According to the British Financial Times: German prosecutors have for the first time brought charges once morest German payment giant Wirecard for fraud.

[00:47]The Dow’s rally extended to more than 200 points, up 221 points or 0.6% temporarily; the Nasdaq fell 76 points or 0.5%; the benchmark index fell 2 points

[00:34]The European STOXX 600 index initially closed down 0.17% at 485 points. Germany’s DAX 30 initially closed down 0.15% at 15,986 points. The French stock index initially closed down 0.53%, the British stock index initially closed up 0.06%, and the Italian stock index initially closed up 0.27%.

[00:29]Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry predicts that there will be two versions of the Tesla Cybertruck, and Tesla (US: TSLA) will release the much-anticipated version in March 2022 ‘s new car holds a special online event. Chowdhry expects one version of Cybertruck to be 15-20% smaller.

[23:54]The Nasdaq fell more than 1%, the SSI fell more than 0.3%, and the Dow’s gains narrowed to less than 80 points.

[22:30]US stocks opened, the Dow rose 138 points to 36428 points, the Nasdaq rose 0.3% to 15238 points, and the SSI rose 10 points to 10.36 points.

[18:33]U.S. stock futures fluctuated, Dow futures rose 17 points, Nasdaq futures rose 0.2%, and SSI futures rose 3 points. In European stocks, German shares rose 0.1%, French shares rose 0.3%, and British shares rose 0.02%.

[12:44]Dow futures fell 51 points to 36239 points; benchmark futures fell 9 points to 4716 points; Nasdaq futures fell 51 points or 0.3% to 15853 points.

【11:26】U.S. economy survey: U.S. workers more likely to consider quitting than being forced to return to the office

【10:08】[Sovereign wealth fund]Saudi sovereign wealth fund plans to spend 78 billion yuan to buy global stocks this year, aiming at themes such as e-commerce and renewable energy

*”Metaverse” concept hot expert Huang Yaoyu selects the beneficiary stocks*

==Following January 12 (Wednesday) stock market==

The U.S. inflation data was in line with expectations, and U.S. bond interest rates fell instead of rising, driving U.S. stocks to rise once more and once more; however, U.S. President Biden said that price increases were still too high, squeezing household budgets, and U.S. stocks turned to strife, and the gains narrowed significantly.

That is, the US stock market closes:

The Dow rose 201 points and closed 38 points higher at 36290; the SSI rose 13 points to 4726; the Nasdaq rose 34 points to 15188. Tesla (Tesla) rose 3.9%, Microsoft rose 1%.

The dollar index was at 94.915, down 0.74%. The 10-year bond yield retreated to 1.737%.

Inflation in the United States hit a 39-year high, coupled with the weakening of the US exchange rate, gold prices rose for the fourth day in a row, and New York gold futures closed up $8.8 at $1,827.3.

US crude oil inventories fell more than expected, and oil prices rose for two consecutive days. Oil settled up $1.42, or 1.75%, at $82.64 in New York. Brent crude futures were up 95 cents, or 1.14%, at $84.67.

The US consumer price index (CPI) in December rose 0.5% month-on-month, expected to rise 0.4%; it rose 7% year-on-year, in line with market expectations.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Director-General Kristalina Georgieva stressed that central banks face a “delicate balance” between fighting inflation and supporting economic recovery; spillovers from monetary policy tightening to emerging markets , which may exacerbate the divide between advanced and developing economies. The IMF is preparing for a potential increase in loan demand this year.

European stocks closed up 0.65%, with resource stocks up 3.23%.

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Current market trend:

[0:22]The Dow fell 55 points, the Nasdaq fell 0.1%, and the SSI rose more than 0.2%. Tesla rose more than 2.5%

[23:01]The Dow rose 163 points, the Nasdaq rose more than 0.8%, and the SSI rose more than 0.6%.

[22:30]US stocks opened, the Dow rose 120 points, the Nasdaq rose 0.7%, and the SSI rose 18 points or 0.4%.

[21:52]Dow futures rose 144 points, Nasdaq futures rose more than 0.7%.

【21:30】[US Economic Data]US CPI in December rose 7% year-on-year, in line with expectations

[18:40]Dow futures rose 29 points, Nasdaq futures rose more than 0.2%.

[12:35]Dow futures rose 38 points to 36290 points; SSI futures rose 3 points to 4716 points; Nasdaq futures fell 2 points or 0.01% to 15842 points.

【11:41】【Omicron】Morton Dimon warns New York employees to ‘no injections or no pay’

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【08:00】“New Debt King” Gundlach: The “recession pressure” of the U.S. economy is intensifying amid persistent inflation

==Following January 11 (Tuesday) stock market==

The Reserve Bank released more policy messages to curb soaring inflation, in line with market expectations. In addition, the UK epidemic may peak, oil prices rose by more than 4%, and the US 10-year bond yield softened from the previous day’s high of 1.8%. US stocks on Tuesday First fell and then rebounded; the Dow regained nearly 300 points of lost ground, turned up in the middle, and the Nasdaq rebounded by more than 1.4%.

That is, the US stock market closes:

The Dow closed up 183 points at 36,252 points; the benchmark index rose 42 points to 4,713 points; the Nasdaq rose 210 points to 15,153 points. The 10-year bond yield was reported at 1.741%. Oil prices rose, with New York oil futures up 4.18% at $81.5.

Boeing rose 3.2%, Apple rose 1.7%; Tesla rose 0.6%.

Jerome Powell, who was nominated for re-election as chairman of the Reserve Bank, said in a speech to a congressional hearing that the Reserve Bank will prevent high inflation from becoming entrenched and that if it sees inflation persisting longer than expected, it must More rate hikes over a longer period, and the Reserve Bank will do so, using tools to bring inflation back on target. He also said that policy normalization will be achieved in 2022, with the end of the asset purchase program at the end of March, and the start of the balance sheet reduction may be allowed later this year, this time the balance sheet reduction will be “earlier and faster” than the previous cycle.

The market has raised the probability of a U.S. interest rate hike in March to nearly 90%. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic pointed out that the Fed should raise interest rates at least 3 times from March and need to raise interest rates 4 times due to rising inflation , also believes that the balance sheet should start shrinking “fairly soon” following the first rate hike to curb soaring inflation.

Morgan Stanley predicts that the Omicron wave in North America might peak in 3 to 6 weeks. In the most optimistic case, the epidemic may peak in 1 to 2 weeks, and in the most pessimistic case, it may peak in 8 weeks at the latest.

Legendary Wall Street trader Paul Tudor Jones said Powell will curb rising inflation, so multiple asset classes will face challenges. Commodities are expected to far outperform financial assets as the tightening cycle unfolds.

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Current market trend:

[02:28]The increase in spot gold expanded to 1%, reaching a high of $1819.03.

[02:28]The Dow rose 94 points or more than 0.2%; the Nasdaq rose 174 points or more than 1.1%; the SSI rose 21 points or more than 0.4%

[02:03]General Motors (US: GM) launches Carbravo digital retail platform for used carstower.

[01:37]New York crude oil futures rose 4.% in the day, and are now at $81.36.

[01:08]U.S. chip stocks rose, U.S. Pixel (U.S.: PXLW) rose more than 9%, AMD (U.S.: AMD) rose 5%, Xilinx (U.S.: XLNX) rose nearly 4%, TSMC (U.S.: TSM) ) rose 2.5%, NXP Semiconductors (US: NXPI) rose 2.16%, and Qualcomm (US: QCOM) rose 1.89%

[01:05]HSBC lowered its 2022 gold price forecast to $1,723 (previously expected to be $1,740) due to global economic growth and rising yields.

[00:45]The three major U.S. stock indexes all turned up, the SSI rose 0.2%, the Nasdaq expanded to 1.2%, up 179 points; the Dow rose 47 points

Among the constituent stocks of the Nasdaq 100 index, Illumina rose by more than 10.8%, JD.com ADR rose by more than 9.5%, Pinduoduo ADR rose by more than 7.3%, and NetEase ADR also rose by more than 3.6%. In contrast, ASML fell by more than 1.1%. %, Moderna fell 3.8%, partially reversing the previous day’s gains.

[00:33]New York crude oil futures stood at $81, up 3.54%. Brent crude futures in London extended gains to 3.2% at $83.46.

[23:07]The Nasdaq rose nearly 0.3%, and the Dow fell 205 points.

[22:30]US stocks opened, the Dow fell 6 points, the Nasdaq fell 0.2%, and the SSI fell 2 points.

[18:26]Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will attend the hearing tonight. US stock futures rose in a straight line, Dow futures rose 108 points, Nasdaq futures rose 0.67%.

[16:57]Dow futures rose 21 points, Nasdaq futures rose 4 points.

[12:23]Dow futures rose 5 points to 36074 points; SSI futures rose less than 1 point to 4671 points; Nasdaq futures fell 6 points or 0.04% to 15608 points.

【11:35】[Crocodile King’s View]Bridgewater Dalio: The United States also needs “mutual prosperity”, reiterates that cash is not a safe investment

==Following January 10 (Monday) stock market==

Expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike have intensified. The U.S. 10-year bond yield once rose above 1.8%, a two-year high, and then recovered, exacerbating the volatility of U.S. stocks. The Nasdaq once slumped 405 points or 2.7%, and rose in the last market; the Dow once fell 591 points, and the decline gradually narrowed.
The 10-year bond interest rate recovered to 1.771%, the Dow closed down 162 points to 36068 points; the benchmark index fell 6 points to 4670 points; the Nasdaq rose 6 points to 14942 points.

That is, the US stock market closes:

Tesla shares fell 4.6% to as low as $980 before closing up 3%. ARKK, the flagship fund of Cathie Wood, a “tech stock goddess”, also fell first and then stabilized.

Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will appear at a Senate nomination hearing on Tuesday, and market participants expect members of the Senate Banking Committee to question Powell on issues such as interest rate hikes, balance sheet reductions and financial regulation.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said the Fed may raise interest rates more than four times this year, but this year’s economic growth may be the best since the Great Depression in the 1920s and better than market expectations.

Mark Mobius, dubbed the “father of emerging markets,” warned that with inflation likely to hit more than 7% and the money supply surging 30% last year, U.S. bond yields will rise significantly because of low bond yields. With inflation, investors will not buy bonds.

In the face of the threat of inflation, European stocks fell. Stoxx 600 closed down 1.5%, technology stocks fell 3.6%, and bank stocks bucked the trend and rose 0.2%.

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hot news

[Weekly Outlook]The 10-year bond rate rose above 1.8%. This week focuses on inflation data, and Powell makes his first public appearance this year.

Current market trend:

[02:28]According to market news, Louis Simpson, who was once regarded as the right-hand man of Warren Buffett, died at the age of 85.

【02:20】European bond yields mixed on Monday

In the late European market, the yield on Germany’s 10-year government bond rose 1.0 basis points to -0.034%, following trading in the range of -0.56% to -0.024% during the session. French 10-year bond yields fell 0.1 basis point to 0.285%. UK 10-year bond yields rose 1.2 basis points to 1.190%. Italian 10-year bond yields fell 2.7 basis points to 1.286%. Spain’s 10-year bond yield fell 0.2 basis point to 0.646%. Greek 10-year bond yields rose 3.0 basis points to 1.567%.

[02:13]The selling pressure of U.S. stocks eased slightly in the followingnoon session. The Dow fell to less than 400 points, temporarily down 393 points or 1.1%; the Nasdaq fell 271 points or 1.8%; the SSI fell 68 points or more than 1.4%

[02:08]European bond market: Italian bonds outperformed German bonds slightly lower;
Italian bonds outperformed other euro zone bonds, with the Italian-German bond yield spread narrowing by 4 basis points. German bond yields edged higher, led by a drop in U.S. Treasuries, and were within striking distance of reaching positive territory. Longer-dated Italian bonds rose, while the 10-year yield fell 3 basis points.UK government bond yields eased following early gains, with 5-year bond yields on track to close above 1% for the first time since March 2019

[01:59]According to market news, Apple (AAPL) app store developers will make regarding $60 billion in 2021, and the app store has generated a total of $260 billion in revenue from the past to the present.

[01:56]Tiger Global Fund lost 7% last year, the first annual loss since 2016

【01:54】Pfizer targetsOmicronThe vaccine was launched in March, and Moderna signed a large order for the fall vaccine

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said the company will launch aOmicronThe company has already started mass production of the vaccine. Moderna CEO Stephane Bance said the company is developing aOmicronThe booster needle, which will soon enter clinical trials. Moderna has signed pre-order deals worth $18.5 billion.

[01:45]According to market sources, semiconductor company AXT Inc. announced its official application for listing, and its preliminary fourth-quarter revenue was US$36 million to US$37 million, compared with the previous expectation of US$34 million to US$36 million.

[01:39]The yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond fell to 2.11%, a new daily low

[01:37]New York crude oil futures fell below $78, down 1.15%.

[01:04]The Nasdaq fell slightly to 2%, down 298 points temporarily; the Dow fell more than 1.3% or 485 points; the SSI fell more than 1.5% or 72 points

[01:01]Some popular Chinese concept stocks rose, Bilibili (US: BILI) rose 7.57%, iQiyi (US: IQ), Autohome (US: ATHM) rose more than 5%, ZTO Express (US: ZTO) rose more than 4%, Shell (US: BEKE), BeiGene (US: BGNE) rose more than 2%, Pinduoduo (US: PDD), Manbang (US: YMM) rose regarding 2%.

[00:34]The pan-European index Stoxx 600 closed down 1.48% at 479 points.
The German DAX30 index closed down 170.51 points, or 1.07%, at 15777.23 points;
The FTSE 100 index closed down 40.62 points, or 0.54%, at 7444.66 points;
The French CAC40 index closed down 103.71 points, or 1.44%, at 7115.77 points;
The Spanish IBEX35 index closed down 41.32 points, or 0.47%, at 8710.48 points;
Italy’s FTSE MIB index closed down 246.47 points, or 0.89%, at 27372.00 points

[23:16]The Dow fell 511 points, and the Nasdaq fell 2.4%.

[22:33]The Nasdaq fell 1.6%.

[22:30]US stocks opened, the Dow fell 144 points, the Nasdaq fell more than 1.1%, and the SSI fell 32 points or 0.7%.

[21:53]Dow futures fell 86 points, Nasdaq futures fell 1.1%.

[19:57]Dow futures fell 13 points, Nasdaq futures fell nearly 0.4%.

【12:27】[US interest rate hikes]Goldman Sachs raises the number of interest rate hikes this year to four, and is expected to start shrinking its balance sheet in July

[12:23]Dow futures rose 15 points to 36247 points; benchmark futures rose 4 points to 4681 points; Nasdaq futures rose 50 points or 0.3% to 15642 points.

【07:30】[U.S. bond interest rate]Gross: It’s time to invest conservatively in 10-year U.S. bonds with interest rates of 2%, expecting double-digit returns is unrealistic

[07:30]The U.S. “non-farm payrolls” figure in December was less than half expected once more, but the latest drop in unemployment and higher-than-expected wage increases may increase inflationary pressures, prompting the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate hikes and shrink its balance sheet. The Dow fell as much as 124 points last Friday, and closed down 4 points at 36231 points; the SSI fell 19 points to 4677 points; the Nasdaq fell 144 points to 14935 points.

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