All three major U.S. stock indexes fell more than 1% Tesla hit a new low in nearly two months

On Monday, EST, all three major U.S. stock indexes fell more than 1 percent, and the Dow fell more than 400 points. Caterpillar and Travelers Property & Casualty Fell Nearly 3 percent, while Goldman Sachs and Nike fell about 2.6 percent, leading the Dow. New energy vehicles, solar energy, hydrogen energy and other sectors fell collectively, Tesla fell 3.5%, hitting a new low in the past two months.

Tick chart of the three major U.S. stock indexes. Source: Wind

As of the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Index fell 433.28 points, or 1.23 percent, at 34,932.16 points; the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 188.74 points, or 1.24 percent, at 14,980.94 points; and the S&P 500 fell 52.62 points, or 1.14 percent, at 4,568.02 points.

Most of the big U.S. stocks fell, Apple down 0.81%, Amazon down 1.73%, Netflix up 1.19%, Google down 0.08%, FACEBOOK down 2.5%, Microsoft down 1.2%.

U.S. bank stocks were down across the board, with JPMorgan Chase down 1.85 percent, Goldman Sachs down 2.67 percent, Citi down 2.13 percent, Morgan Stanley down 1.86 percent, Bank of America down 1.65 percent and Wells Fargo down 2.29 percent.

U.S. anti-epidemic concept stocks rose and fell, With Moderna down 6.25%, Gilead up 0.36%, and NovaVacs Pharmaceuticals (NVAX. US) fell 7.07 percent, BioNTech fell 4.19 percent and Pfizer rose 2.66 percent.

Most of the popular Chinese stocks fell, with Bilibili down 11.63%, Alibaba down 5.79%, Pinduoduo down 5.65%, iQiyi down 5.44, JD.com down 4.01%, NetEase down 3.70%, Baidu down 3.19%; one account (OCFT. US) down 11.40%, Uxin down 10.97%, Shell down 10.59%, Manbang Group down 10.39%, Zhihu down 9.70%, Litchi down 9.39%, Worry-free English down 8.27%, Douyu down 8.15%, Huya down 7.96%, Didi Chuxing down 6.05%, New Oriental down 5.09%; new energy vehicle stocks down, Weilai down 6.13%, Ideal Auto down 5.64%, Xiaopeng Auto down 5.36%; Dingdong Buy Vegetables (DDL.US) It was up 3.71%, Tiandihui was up 2.20%, and Weibo was up 0.51%.

In terms of European stocks, the three major European stock indexes closed down across the board, with the British FTSE 100 index trading at 7198.03 points, down 71.89 points, down 0.99%; the French CAC40 index at 6870.10 points, down 56.53 points, down 0.82%,; the German DAX index at 15239.67 points, down 292.02 points, down 1.88%.

In other markets, on Monday, local time, Turkey's Istanbul 100 Index rose more than 3% after opening, but then turned down, the Istanbul 100 Index fell 5% in the afternoon local time, and the exchange immediately suspended stock market trading. After resuming trading, the stock index continued to fall, and after falling more than 7%, triggered a secondary circuit breaker, after which the decline narrowed to 1.35%.

In terms of Turkish foreign exchange, the Turkish lira staged a roller coaster trend against the US dollar, reversing the previous decline and rising nearly 22%. According to CCTV news, on Monday, local time, after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a series of measures to deal with exchange rate fluctuations and high inflation, the lira's exchange rate against the us dollar and the euro quickly appreciated by more than 20%. Since September, Turkey's central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate by a cumulative 500 basis points, each time devaluing the lira further. Since the beginning of this year, the Turkish lira has continued to depreciate, and the lira has depreciated against the US dollar by more than 55% at one point.

International oil prices fell, with WTI Crude Oil Futures closing down $2.63, or 3.71%, at $68.23 a barrel on the expiration delivery date of WTI's January crude oil futures. WTI February crude oil futures closed down 2.98% at $68.61 a barrel. Brent February crude futures closed down $3.00, or 4.08 percent, at $71.52 a barrel. U.S. oil has previously fallen more than 6%, and cloth oil has fallen nearly 6% at the largest in the intraday.

International gold prices fell, COMEX February gold futures fell $10.3, closing at $1794.6? Ounces, down 0.57%.

The dollar index fell, and as of the end of the New York currency market, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, fell 0.02% to 96.5534. (Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

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