U.S. stocks close down: Chinese new energy vehicle stocks are lower across the board Weilai fell more than 6%

　　On Friday, Us Eastern Time, the three major US stock indexes closed down across the board, and the market's expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates several times this year to fight inflation have heated up, putting pressure on the stock market. The Dow fell 1.3% to 34,265.37 points, the S&P 500 fell 1.89% to 4,397.94 points, and the NASDAQ fell 2.72 percent to 13,768.92 points. This week, the Dow is down 4.58 percent, the S&P 500 is down 5.68 percent and the NASDAQ is down 7.55 percent.

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　　U.S. bank stocks were lower across the board, with JPMorgan Chase down 1.58 percent, Goldman Sachs down 1.09 percent, Citi down 1.63 percent, Morgan Stanley down 0.91 percent, Bank of America down 1.69 percent and Wells Fargo down 2.27 percent.

　　Big tech stocks fell generally, with Apple down 1.25%, Amazon down 6%, Netflix down 22.01%, Google down 2.31%, Meta down 4.25%, and Microsoft down 1.86%.

　　Airline stocks performed weakly, with Boeing down 4.15 percent, American Airlines down 2.74 percent, Delta Air Lines down 2.52 percent, Southwest Airlines down 2.3 percent and United Down 2.87 percent.

　　Most of the popular Chinese stocks fell, red, yellow and blue fell 24.35%, Huafu Education fell 20.82%, Dingdong Buy Vegetables fell 15.37%, Magic Line fell 14.8%, Canaan Technology fell 13.69%, Ninth City fell 12.5%; in terms of gains, PinTi rose 55.31%, Tianmei Bio rose 9.66%, AMTD International rose 8.3%, Hailiang Education rose 7.77%, and Melco Yinghui rose 4.25%. Chinese new energy vehicle stocks fell across the board, with Weilai Automobile down 6.08%, Xiaopeng Automobile down 6.23%, and Ideal Automobile down 4.35%.

　　In terms of European stock markets, the average price index of 100 stocks of the Financial Times in the London stock market closed at 7494.13 points, down 90.88 points, or 1.20%, from the previous session; the CAC40 index of the French Paris stock market closed at 7068.59 points, down 125.57 points, or 1.75%, from the previous session. The DAX index in Frankfurt, Germany, closed at 15,603.88, down 308.45 points, or 1.94%, from the previous session.

　　In terms of international oil prices, WTI's March crude oil futures settlement price closed down $0.41, or 0.48%, at $85.14 / barrel, up 2.21% this week. Brent's March crude futures closed down $0.49, or 0.55 percent, at $87.89 a barrel, up 2.12 percent this week.

　　In terms of gold prices, the most actively traded February gold futures price on the New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures market fell by $10.8 from the previous session, or 0.59% at $1831.8 an ounce.

　　In terms of the us dollar index, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, fell 0.08% to 95.6450 as of the end of the New York currency market. (Zhongxin Jingwei APP)