MYMMAIN Micro E-mini DJI Index Futures(JUN4)
- 40177
- +40+0.10%
Micro E-mini DJI Index Futures(JUN4) News
The popularity of AI skyrocketed during the US stock earnings season! Goldman Sachs: Nearly 70% of energy companies are talking about AI
David Costin, chief US stock strategist at Goldman Sachs, noticed that in this earnings season, artificial intelligence is the topic that US stock companies are most passionate about discussing, and the popularity has doubled since the same period last year
For the first time in history, the Dow stood at 40,000 points! How will the US stock market go in the future? What's the impact? These are the keys
The three major US stock indexes all hit record highs last week. Among them, the Dow Jones Index reached the 40,000 point mark for the first time. It is worth watching whether US stocks can continue to be strong.
Futu Morning Post | Federal Reserve's “Best Eagle” Official: Further Interest Rate Hikes Are Not Ruled Out; The Dow Broke 40,000 Points at the Close for the First Time
The international metals market is “fighting for glory”: gold and silver are sprinting to new highs, and copper continues to boom; Nvidia, the “leading US stock leader,” is reporting earnings this week, and the market is focusing on these three points.
Major US bond investors are turning to long-term bonds and are betting that the Fed's interest rate cut will provide a boost
Major US bond investors have been shifting their capital to long-term bonds in a big way, betting that this unpopular asset class will be one of the winners in the end to cut interest rates.
Morocco: The Federal Reserve cut interest rates in September, but this year it will cut three times
Damo believes that the market has been surprised by “exceeding expectations” many times before, and that the current April CPI is in line with expectations does not mean that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates early in July.
Express News | The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 91.1%
The US blue-chip stock index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 40,000 points for the first time in its 128-year history. This is a milestone reached at a time when the bull market continues to advance. The stock market recorded the longest co
The US blue-chip stock index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 40,000 points for the first time in its 128-year history. This is a milestone reached at a time when the bull market continues to advance. The stock market recorded the longest continuous weekly cycle since February this year after the inflation report rekindled hope and thought that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates. Stronger corporate profits are also driving up the stock market. “We maintain a bullish stance.” Blue-chip analyst Larry Tentarelli said. He pointed out that “if this situation continues,” it will lay the foundation for the Dow Jones Index to reach 42,500 points by the end of this year. Mark Newton, an analyst at the US “Fund Strategy” global consulting firm, said:
Weekly outlook | Nvidia's earnings report hits the ball! Pinduoduo, Kuaishou, and Xiaomi are about to be released; Federal Reserve officials are speaking out intensively, and the minutes of the latest meeting will be released
In addition, Ideal Auto, Xiaopeng Motors, NetEase, and Station B will also release financial reports this week. Japan's core CPI data for April will be released, and the yen may once again face downside risks.
Global stock markets are “reaching new highs” everywhere, yet large institutions have begun to buy long-term bonds
Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett said that “transactions other than bonds” may now be over. Long-term bonds are expected to make a comeback in the second half of the year. The 30-year US bonds that have been hit are the “best hedge” for weak US economic growth.
Global stock market consensus: a record high!
The central bank will cut interest rates, a strong economy, and corporate profits
Weekend Reads | Howard Max's Latest Talk on the Effects of Debt: Be Careful Sailing on a 10,000 Year Boat
The key to survival lies in what Buffett constantly emphasized: margins of safety.
Senior market insiders warn that if the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates this year, US stocks will experience the “hardest” summer
FX168 Financial News (North America) News Wall Street veterans interviewed by “Business Insider” predicted that this will be a rough summer for investors, and the market may remain flat or experience adjustments in the next few months.
The “non-mainstream” theory is once again supported, and BlackRock executives also believe that cutting interest rates may reduce inflation
① BlackRock executive Rick Rieder recently said that the best way for the Fed to slow down inflation is probably to cut interest rates rather than keep interest rates at a high level; ② Komo strategist Jack Manley also put forward a similar view last month: if the Fed wants US inflation to cool down quickly, they should cut interest rates quickly.
As US stocks reach new highs, CEO Komo warned: the market is overly optimistic!
① On Friday EST, the US stock Dow Jones index rose 0.34% to 4,0003.59 points, closing above the 40,000 mark for the first time in history; ② However, amid the cheers of the market, J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon (Jamie Dimon) issued a warning, believing that the market was happy too soon.
US stock “retail trading” indicators hit a record high. Goldman Sachs: Keep an eye on next week's SPY and QQQ
Goldman Sachs said that discussions on FOMU (Fear of Materiality Underperforming, Fear of Serious Backwardness) will begin this week. The indicators seen as reflecting retail trading conditions surpassed the January 2021 high. Retail group stocks continued to rise sharply throughout the week, indicating that the American people, the largest holders of US stocks, have won against bears. Stay tuned for SPY and QQQ next week.
After more than a year, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell once again tested positive for COVID-19
① Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tested positive for the coronavirus on Thursday evening (May 16); ② Since the next monetary policy meeting is scheduled to be held from June 11 to 12, Powell should be able to recover and attend the meeting before then.
Federal Reserve's “Most Eagle” Officials Continue to Speak: Further Rate Hikes Are Not Ruled Out If Necessary
① Bowman said that although there are signs that the US job market is moving towards a better balance, the pace has slowed down; ② “If upcoming data shows that progress in inflation has stagnated or reversed, I am still willing to adjust the federal funds rate target range at future meetings.”
Top 20 Turnovers | Faraday's future closing down nearly 38%, with transactions exceeding US$3 billion
On Friday, Nvidia, the number 1 in terms of US stock turnover, closed down 1.99% and traded US$33.506 billion; Tesla, which ranked No. 2, closed 1.5% higher, with a transaction of US$13.7 billion; and AMD, which ranked No. 3, closed 1.14% higher, with a transaction of US$10.92 billion.
US stocks close | The Dow broke through 40,000 points for the first time; GameStation plummeted nearly 20%; Google reached a record high
China's stock index outperformed the US stock market. Fangduoduo jumped 311% and the intraday meltdown broke down. Haidilao's US stock IPO rose 53% on the first day and then closed up 14%.
[US Stock Market Closes] The Dow made history at the end of the session. Closing above the 40,000 mark, no one questions that the bull market will continue?
On Friday (May 17), the three major indices of the US stock market closed with mixed ups and downs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above the 40,000 mark for the first time. After a series of inflation reports rekindled hopes that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates, the three major stock indexes all recorded fourth consecutive week of gains this week. The Dow Jones index closed up 134.21 points, or 0.33%, to 40003.59 points; the S&P 500 closed up 7.78 points, or 0.15%, to 5304.88 points on May 17 (Friday); the Nasdaq Composite closed down 12.36 points, or 0.07%, to 16685.97 points.