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Morning trading: Dow and S & P set new intraday records
On the evening of the 29th Beijing time, US stocks continued to rise in early trading on Thursday, with the Dow and the S & P 500 setting new intraday highs. Corporate earnings results are mixed. First-time claims for unemployment benefits in the United States fell to 400000 last week, close to the lowest level during the epidemic. Us GDP growth of 6.5 per cent in the second quarter was lower than expected, but confirmed that the economy was still recovering. The Dow was up 158.50 points, or 0.45%, at 35089.43; the Nasdaq was up 44.82 points, or 0.30%, at 14807.41; and the S & P 500 was up 19.93, or 0.45%, at 4420.57. Zhou
Pre-market gains in WSB's popular sector continued to expand, GTT rose more than 60%, and Blackberry rose 50%
Pre-market gains in WSB's popular sector continued to expand. GTT Communication (GTT.O) rose more than 60%, Blackberry (BB.N) rose 50%, Workhorse (WKHS.O) rose 27%, and AMC Cinema Line (AMC.N) and SunDialGrower (SNDL.O) rose 25%.
The outlook for the US dollar is confusing, and Wall Street investment banks hold their own opinions
The US fiscal deficit continues to expand. Wondering where the US dollar will go? Wall Street is also thinking about the same question. Goldman Sachs expects the US dollar to resume its weakest trend in recent history. Morgan Stanley, on the other hand, believes that the US dollar will strengthen. The expansion of the US current account deficit has once again become a hot topic in the foreign exchange market, and its impact also affects other assets. The current deficit as a percentage of GDP is the largest since 2008. At a time when the US economy is rebounding faster than the rest of the world, the deficit continues unabated. The result is that more and more dollars are flowing into foreign hands, either flowing back to US assets or into others
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