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U.S. NASDAQs turn red strongly Tesla, Intel rose more than 3%

On Monday (January 10), EASTERN TIME, the three major U.S. stock indexes rose at the end of the session, and the NASDAQ turned red. By the close, the Dow was down 0.45 percent, the NASDAQ was up 0.05 percent and the S&P 500 was down 0.14 percent. Technology stocks reversed strongly, Google rose more than 1%, Tesla, Intel rose more than 3%.

U.S. NASDAQs turn red strongly Tesla, Intel rose more than 3%

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Big tech stocks rose and fell, with Google up 1.21%, Microsoft up 0.07%, Apple up 0.01%, FACEBOOK down 1.12%, Amazon down 0.66%, and Netflix down 0.22%.

Bank stocks rose mostly, with Wells Fargo up 1.06 percent, Goldman Sachs up 0.42 percent, Citi up 0.35 percent, JPMorgan Chase up 0.06 percent, Morgan Stanley up 0.04 percent and Bank of America down 0.53 percent.

Anti-epidemic concept stocks rose collectively, with Moderna up 9.28%, BioNTech up 8.57%, and NovaX Pharmaceuticals (NVAX. US) rose 6.54 percent, Gilead rose 1.16 percent and Pfizer rose 0.93 percent.

Airline stocks were lower across the board, with Boeing down 2.87 percent, American Airlines down 2.54 percent, Delta 2.1 percent, United 1.54 percent and Southwest 0.33 percent down.

Most of the popular Chinese stocks fell, with Elite Education down 33.09%, Secoo Group down 12.52%, TouchPal down 9.72%, Ebang Communications down 8.73%, Boqi.com down 7.94%, Ideal Auto down 5.62%, Xiaopeng Auto down 5.33%, Weilai Auto down 1.33%, Alibaba down 1.1%. In terms of gains, Cheetah Mobile rose 9.37%, Bilibili rose 6.37%, Zaiding Pharmaceutical rose 6.32%, 21Vianet rose 5.03%, and OneConnect (OCFT. US) up 5.02%.

European stocks fell across the board, with germany's DAX down 1.1%, France's CAC40 down 1.42%, Britain's FTSE 100 down 0.39%, Italy's FTSE MIB down 0.7%, and Europe's STOXX600 down 1.43%.

Crude oil, WTI February crude oil futures closed down $0.67, or 0.85%, at $78.23 per barrel, and Brent March crude futures closed down $0.88, or 1.07 percent, at $80.87 a barrel.

In gold, COMEX February gold futures closed up nearly 0.1% at $1798.00 an ounce.

(Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

Editor/Fan Hongwei

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