US stocks opened lower and moved higher: Nasdaq closed up nearly 0.8%, chip stocks fell

　　Sino-Singapore Jingwei client, May 16 (Eastern time) Friday, US stocks opened lower and higher, chip stocks fell, Xinfeitong Optoelectronics fell 12%, Qualcomm fell more than 5%, and TSMC and applied materials fell more than 4%. The majority of Chinese stocks rose, and Pinduoduo rose 0.7%, a record high.

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　　As of the close, the Dow rose 0.25% to 23685.42 points, a cumulative decrease of 2.65% this week; the S & P 500 index rose 0.39% to 2863.7 points, a cumulative decrease of 2.26% this week; the Nasdaq rose 0.79% to 9014.56 points this week Accumulated a decline of 1.17%.

　　Most Chinese stocks rose, Baidu rose 4%, JD rose 3.86%, Sina rose 2.35%, Alibaba rose 1.09%, China Unicom rose 1.08%, Vipshop will rise 0.9%; Weilai fell 2.03%; New Oriental fell 1.98% , PetroChina fell 1.97%, China Life fell 1.9%, and China Mobile fell 0.63%.

　　Utilities stocks fell the most, the S & P 500 Utility Index fell 1.41%, Southern Power fell 2.96%, Edison International fell 2.63%, Public Service Enterprise Group fell 2.47%, Exxon Power fell 2.24%, and New Era Energy fell 1.94%.

　　Optional consumer goods stocks led the way, with the S & P 500 optional consumer goods index up 1.06%, JD.com up 3.86%, Lowe ’s up 3.07%, Disney ’s up 2.88%, Netflix up 2.77%, and Home Depot up 2.14%.

　　Most U.S. technology stocks rose, Nvidia rose 5.73%, Ottobi rose 2.79%, FTSE rose 2.6%, Facebook rose 1.97%, Microsoft rose 1.46%, Google-A rose 1.19%; TSMC fell 4.41%, Intel fell 1.35%, Apple fell 0.59%.

　　International oil prices rose collectively on Friday. The US oil June contract closed up 7.58% at US $ 29.65 / barrel, up 19.85% weekly; US oil July contract closed up 6.81% at US $ 29.78 / barrel, up 13.79% weekly, up three consecutive Week; cloth oil rose 5.65% to $ 32.89 per barrel.

　　The US dollar index closed up 0.09% at 100.3774, up 0.63% this week, and rose for two consecutive weeks. The euro rose 0.14% to 1.0819 against the dollar, the pound fell 1.09% to 1.2102 against the dollar, the Australian dollar fell 0.74% to 0.6414, the dollar fell 0.21% to 107.03, and the offshore yuan fell 235 basis points to 7.1341.

　　COMEX gold futures closed up 0.76% at 1754.1 US dollars per ounce, a new high since April 14 and rose 2.35% this week for two consecutive weeks; COMEX silver futures closed up 5.72% at 17.08 US dollars per ounce and rose 8.25% this week . (Sino-Singapore Jingwei APP)