In the New York stock market on the 30th of the week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose sharply by more than 500 dollars as concerns about the economic outlook eased as concerns about the economic outlook eased due to the decline in international crude oil futures prices and the recent upward trend being halted for the time being.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at $30,511.37, $3.2928 higher than last week's close. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for the first time in four business days.
In the New York crude oil market, the price of WTI futures, which is an indicator of international transactions, temporarily fell to the level of 96 barrel = 4 dollars, and the recent upward trend has been stopped for the time being.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq stock index was also up 1.81% from the end of last week.
"On the 1th of last week, there was widespread concern in the market that the Israeli military would expand its military operations on the ground in the Gaza Strip, which is effectively controlled by the Islamic organization Hamas, but the view that the military action was not as widespread as expected led to a decline in crude oil futures prices and a rise in stock prices. The outlook for the situation in the Gaza Strip is uncertain, and stock prices are likely to continue to be volatile."