The U.S. sanctions, increasing pressure on Russia through comprehensive energy sanctions. The Yemeni Houthi armed forces issued a statement on the 10th saying that they launched a missile attack on the USS Harry Truman aircraft carrier in the northern Red Sea and launched a drone attack on Tel Aviv, Israel.
Federal Reserve-Musallem: It is recommended to be more cautious in lowering interest rates. Goolsbee: Still, you shouldn't focus too much on any single jobs report. If economic conditions are stable, inflation is not rising, and full employment is achieved, then interest rates should fall.
In terms of industry sectors, except for energy which closed up 0.41%, the other 10 major S&P sectors all closed down: real estate, finance, semiconductors, technology, communications, daily rcs data consumer goods, industry, raw materials, utilities and healthcare closed down respectively.
In terms of concept sectors, the aviation ETF rose 1.75%, the travel services sector fell 1.51%, the high-end hotel Marriott fell 1.01%, Airbnb fell 0.89%, and Norwegian Cruise Line fell 0.5%. The solar energy sector fell 2.66%. In the fintech sector, PayPal closed down 5.21% and NU fell 1.71%. The cybersecurity sector fell 1.03%, and SQ fell 4.85%.
Most large technology stocks closed lower. Apple closed down 2.41%. Apple clarified the Siri "eavesdropping" lawsuit: the data has never been used for advertising or sold to third parties. Nvidia fell 3% as it was reported that the United States will take final measures to further restrict the export of Nvidia and AMD artificial intelligence chips. Microsoft fell 1.32%, Google fell 1.14%, Amazon fell 1.44%, Meta rose 0.84%, Tesla fell 0.05%, and Tesla reached a settlement of US$919 million in the director compensation dispute, setting the second highest record in history.
CEG rose 25.16% after nuclear power company Constellation Energy agreed to acquire power producer Calpine in a $26.6 billion deal.
Treasury Department issued new Russia-related
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