Overnight, the NASDAQ | rose more than 2%, tesla (TSLA.US) rose more than 4%

Zhitong Finance APP learned that the U.S. stock market opened high on Tuesday, the Dow stepped into the middle of the day to touch the intraday high, up more than 500 points, the three major indexes rose by more than 1%, and then the U.S. stock market continued to build, the NASDAQ rose more than 2%.

As of the close, the Dow was up 560.54 points, or 1.6 percent, at 35,492.7 points; the Nasdaq was up 360.14 points, or 2.4 percent, at 15,341.09 points; and the S&P 500 was up 81.21 points, or 1.78 percent, at 4,649.23 points.

On the news side, U.S. stocks rebounded after falling for three consecutive trading days, and near the end of the year, investors have all kinds of worries. An increase in cases of the Omikejong variant could prolong inflation-exacerbating global supply chain disruptions. However, there are also indications that vaccine booster needles provide more immunity to the variant. The Biden administration said today it is preparing to distribute 500 million sets of home test kits to Americans free of charge in response to the rising number of cases.

A report written by Fed staff in New York said that while the Fed's asset purchase program launched in March 2020 was not new, "speed and scale" and "innovation" were unprecedented. Asset purchases quickly reached more than $100 billion a day, far faster than they did during the global financial crisis and beyond. In terms of innovation, the Fed adjusts the speed and distribution of purchases based on observable indicators of market function to reflect specific motivations for buying. The Fed also purchased the institutional CMBS for the first time to facilitate the smooth running of the market.

Data released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows that the U.S. population growth rate in 2021 is the lowest ever as the COVID-19 pandemic amplifies the impact of declining immigration, an aging population, and a low birth rate. The U.S. population grew by just 0.1 percent in 2021 to 392,665 people, the first time since 1937 that the population increase was less than 1 million. The data shows that areas such as Washington and New York saw the largest population declines, while Idaho, Utah and several surrounding states saw the largest population increases.

On the market, technology stocks rose, Tesla rose more than 4%, Meta(FB. US) rose more than 2 percent, Apple rose nearly 2 percent, and Microsoft, Google, and Netflix rose more than 1 percent.

Cruise, aviation and Chinese stocks rose sharply, with Carnival Cruises (CCL.US) up more than 8%, Norwegian Cruises up more than 6%, Delta Air Lines, Royal Caribbean (Royal Caribbean Cruises) up more than 5%, American Airlines up more than 4%, Southwest Airlines up more than 3%, iQiyi up more than 14%, NetEase Youdao up more than 12%, Bilibili (BILI. US) up more than 11%, Alibaba (BABA. US) up more than 6 percent, Weibo up more than 5 percent.

Individual stocks

FuboTV(FUBO. US) closed up 6 percent, announcing Monday the official launch of sports betting game service Fubo Sportsbook in Arizona;

51Talk(COE. US) closed down 9.4%, after announcing receipt of a notification letter from the New York Stock Exchange informing it that its total market capitalization and shareholders' equity were below compliance standards;

Nordstrom (JWN. US) closed up 3.03% after reports of the company being a potential consultant for a spin-off of the stent business;

Fisker(FSR. US) closed up 2.96 percent after FISKER partnered with tire manufacturer Bridgestone to provide electric vehicle services and solutions in France and Germany;

MasterCard (MA. US) closed up 4.07 percent and McDonald's closed up 1.02 percent, and Mastercard will buy McDonald's personalization platform, Dynamic Yield.