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Top 20 turnover | Nvidia reaches over US$30 billion; Novavax Pharmaceuticals surges by nearly 99%
The second-place Tesla closed down 2.04% with a transaction of US$12.277 billion; the third-place Apple closed down 0.69% with a transaction of US$9.291 billion.
The most “eagle” statement! Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: There will be no interest rate cuts this year
After the Federal Reserve's period of silence ended, many officials delivered speeches this week, but so far, only Bowman has directly ruled out the possibility of cutting interest rates this year.
US stocks closed | The Federal Reserve hawked to suppress US stocks, the NASDAQ fell, the Dow still rose eight times in a row, and the Krypton debut soared more than 34%
S&P has declined in the short term several times. The Dow rose more than 2% this week, the biggest weekly gain in nearly five months. Tesla closed down 2% and fell four times in a row. Nvidia rebounded more than 1% after three consecutive declines, and TSMC's US stock, which saw a sharp increase in sales in April, rose 4.5%.
Consumer confidence in Michigan in the US unexpectedly plummeted in May, hitting a six-month low, and short-term inflation expectations rose
Consumer confidence at the University of Michigan in the US unexpectedly fell far short of expectations in May, falling sharply from April and hitting a six-month low. Consumer short-term inflation expectations in the country have risen sharply, from 3.2% last month to the latest 3.5%, and long-term inflation expectations have also risen.
First application jumped! Is US employment collapsing? Barclays: Don't panic
Barclays believes that this is mainly due to a one-time layoff in the transportation and storage industry in the New York region, and the overall labor market remains stable.
US stock outlook | The three major indices rose sharply, and Novavax Pharmaceuticals soared more than 110% before the market; Federal Reserve Bostic: The timing is uncertain, but interest rate cuts will still begin this year
Global funding preferences are changing! The popularity of tech giants subsided, and utility stocks were promoted to the “C position” of US stocks; demand for AI was strong, and TSMC's sales in April increased nearly 60% year over year.