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The S&P and Nasdaq rose by more than 1%, rebounding for several days. The S&P wiped out last week's losses. The Nasdaq rose by more than 1% in both days, and the Dow rose for four consecutive days to a two-week high. Nvidia rose by nearly 4%, leading the "Seven Sisters" of technology at the close of two days. Tesla stopped its seven-day decline and rose by 11% after the post-market earnings report. AI concept stocks rose sharply, and SoundHound rose by 10%. The pan-European stock index rose by more than 1%, the largest increase in three months, British stocks hit a record high, and technology stocks SAP rose by more than 5% after the earnings report.
The US PMI data was poor, the US Treasury yield hit a daily low, and the two-year yield broke away from a five-month high. The US dollar index hit a new low in more than a week, and the yen, which hit a new low since 1990, quickly turned positive.
Crude oil reversed in a V-shape, rebounding nearly 3% from a low during the session. Gold futures were close to erasing a nearly 2% decline, and silver futures, which fell nearly 2% during the session, turned positive. London tin fell more than 7%, and London copper continued to fall from a two-year high. Bitcoin once rebounded by more than $1,000 and re-crossed the $67,000 mark.
In the Chinese market, during the U.S. stock market, the Chinese concept stock index rose nearly 2%, outperforming the market for two days, Xiaopeng Motors rose nearly 3%, and Ideal Auto rose nearly 3% at the beginning of the session before turning down; the offshore RMB fell more than 100 points during the session and fell below 7.26. The three major A-share indices closed with mixed gains and losses, cyclical stocks such as gold and coal fell sharply, Hong Kong stocks rose sharply, and 30-year treasury bond futures hit a new high.
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