Sino-Singapore Jingwei Client, October 30, Eastern Time on Thursday, after experiencing a "Black Wednesday" plunge, the three major US stock indexes rebounded collectively. The Dow rose nearly 140 points, the Nasdaq rose more than 1.6%, and the S&P 500 Rose nearly 1.2%.

U.S. technology stocks surged, Facebook rose nearly 5%, and Twitter rose more than 8%.

　　Time-sharing chart of the three major US stock indexes.

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　　As of the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 139.16 points, or 0.52%, to 26,659.11 points; the Nasdaq index rose 180.72 points, or 1.64%, to 11,185.59 points; the S&P 500 index rose 39.08 points, or 1.19%, to 3,110.11 points .

　　U.S. technology stocks rose sharply, with Apple up 3.71%, Amazon up 1.52%, Netflix up 3.70%, Google up 3.05%, Facebook up 4.92%, and Microsoft up 1.01%.

　　Most US financial stocks rose. JPMorgan Chase rose 0.65%, Goldman Sachs rose 0.13%, Citigroup rose 1.29%, Morgan Stanley rose 1.91%, Bank of America rose 0.30%, Wells Fargo fell 0.24%, and Berkshire Hathaway rose 0.50%.

　　American Airlines stocks rose collectively. Boeing rose 0.11%, American Airlines rose 1.92%, Delta Air Lines rose 3.78%, Southwest Airlines rose 3.7%, and United Airlines rose 2.98%.

　　Most popular Chinese concept stocks rose, Alibaba rose 1.51%, JD.com rose 3.7%, Baidu rose 0.96%; Weilai Automobile rose 16.21%, Best Group rose 12.9%, Ideal Motors rose 10.33%, Xiaopeng Motors rose 8.94%, and Dou Fish rose 5.88%, Huya Live rose 5.82%, Pinduoduo rose 4.59%, Bilibili rose 4.6%, Netease rose 2.28%; Liulishuo fell 16.06%, and Kaixin Automobile fell 15.92%.

　　In terms of European stocks, the three major European stock indexes were mixed. The UK FTSE 100 index reported 5,581.75 points, down 1.05 points, or 0.02%; France CAC40 index reported 4,569.67 points, down 1.45 points, or 0.03%; Germany DAX index reported 11598.07 Points, up 37.56 points, or 0.32%.

　　International oil prices fell. WTI December crude oil futures prices fell 1.22 US dollars, or 3.26%, to 36.17 US dollars per barrel.

　　International gold prices fell, COMEX December gold futures prices fell 11.2 US dollars to close at 1868 US dollars per ounce, a decrease of 0.6%.

　　The U.S. dollar index rose. By the end of New York trading, the U.S. dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, rose 0.58% to 93.9493.

(Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

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