The New York stock market on the 22nd was swelled by fears that the outlook was uncertain as Russia unilaterally approved the independence of the region controlled by pro-Russian factions in eastern Ukraine. The Dow Jones Industrial Average temporarily fell sharply to over $ 700.
The New York Stock Exchange on the 22nd, which was a deal after the holidays because the day before was a holiday, is the future of the situation in Ukraine after Russia unilaterally approved the independence of the region controlled by pro-Russian factions in eastern Ukraine. There was widespread concern that was becoming opaque.
As a result, investors have become more risk-averse and sell orders have swelled, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average temporarily dropping by more than $ 700 compared to last weekend.
After that, there was a buyback movement, and the closing price was $ 33,596,61 cents, which was 482.57 cents lower than last weekend, and the closing price fell below $ 34,000 for the first time in about five months.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen for four consecutive business days, with the decline exceeding $ 1,300 in four days.
The Nasdaq stock index, which has many IT-related stocks, also fell 1.2%.
Market officials said, "The spread of caution about the outlook for retail business and other business performance against the backdrop of record inflation in the United States also led to a decline in stock prices. For the time being, sanctions on Russia by Western countries and others There is a lot of interest in the content and the Russian response. "