US stocks closed up collectively: the Dow rose over 460 points, the Nasdaq reached a new high of 9900 points for the first time
Sino-Singapore Jingwei client June 9th, US stocks closed higher on Monday, the Nasdaq broke through 9900 points for the first time, rebounding more than 44% from the low on March 23, setting a new intraday and closing record high. US financial stocks and energy stocks rose collectively.
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At 16:00 U.S. Eastern time (06:00 Beijing time on June 9th), the S&P 500 index closed up 38.46 points, or 1.20%, to 3232.39 points; the Dow closed up 461.46 points, or 1.70%, At 27572.44 points; the Nasdaq closed up 110.67 points, or 1.13%, to 9924.75 points. The Nasdaq rose to a maximum of 9927.13 points, hitting an all-time high.
Most large US technology stocks closed up, with Apple up 0.59%, Amazon up 1.65%, Netflix down 0.03%, Google up 0.56%, Facebook up 0.27% and Microsoft up 0.62%.
US financial stocks rose collectively, JP Morgan Chase rose 2.03%, Goldman Sachs rose 1.33%, Citigroup rose 4.06%, Morgan Stanley rose 1.29%, Bank of America rose 1.49%, Wells Fargo Bank rose 5.21%, Berkshire Hathaway rose 0.08%.
US energy stocks rose collectively, Exxon Mobil rose 3.13%, Chevron rose 2.43%, ConocoPhillips rose 3.54%, Schlumberger rose 7.55%, EOG Energy rose 4.72%.
Most of the popular Chinese stocks closed up, Alibaba fell 0.34%, Jingdong rose 0.22%, Baidu rose 2.3%; Meimei Securities rose 32.52%, Tuniu rose 15.18%, Fun Store rose 14.94%, Cheetah Mobile rose 13.36%, Wei Lai Automobiles rose 6.71%, Ruixing Coffee fell 12.7%, NetEase fell 3.82%, and Pinduoduo fell 1.99%.
In terms of news, on June 8, local time, the Pentagon announced that it would lift the travel ban on 5 countries and 39 states in the United States. The five countries are Bahrain, Belgium, Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom. The states that have not yet complied with the removal of travel restrictions include California, Florida and North Carolina.
For European stocks: The three major European stock indexes fell collectively on the 8th. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange DAX index fell 28.09 points, or 0.22%, to close at 12819.59 points. The Paris stock market CAC40 index closed at 5175.52 points, down 22.27 points, or 0.43%. The London Stock Exchange's "Financial Times" 100 stock average price index closed at 6472.59 points, down 11.71 points, or 0.18%.
In terms of international oil prices: New York oil prices fell on the 8th. New York light crude oil futures delivered in July fell by $1.36 to close at $38.19 per barrel. August Brent crude oil futures closed down 1.50 US dollars, a decrease of 3.55%, to 40.80 US dollars / barrel.
Gold: The most active August gold futures price on the New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures market closed at $1,705.10 per ounce on the 8th, up 1.3%. (Sino-Singapore Jingwei APP)