Zhongxin Jingwei, January 28 - The three major U.S. stock indexes opened high and went low on Thursday, repeating the intraday turn down. The Nasdaq closed down 1.4 percent, with the Dow at 765.54 points during the day.
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At 16:00 Ethos on January 27 (05:00 Beijing time on January 28), the Dow closed down 7.31 points at 34,160.78 points, or 0.02%,; the Nasdaq closed down 189.34 points at 13,352.78 points, or 1.40%, and the S&P 500 closed down 23.42 points at 4,326.51 points, or 0.54 percent.
U.S. airline stocks were lower across the board, with Boeing down 2.24 percent, American Airlines down 2.83 percent, Delta Air Lines down 1.08 percent, Southwest Airlines down 2.06 percent and United Airlines down 1.21 percent.
Large U.S. tech stocks were mixed, with Apple down 0.29%, Amazon up 0.55%, Netflix up 7.51%, Google down 0.18%, Facebook flat and Microsoft up 1.05%.
Most of the popular Chinese stocks fell, with Ebang Communications down 19.32%, Tianjing Bio down 15.25%, Kingsoft Cloud down 13.59%, Good Future down 13.22%, Bosile down 12.74%, JD.com down 6.23%, Pinduoduo down 6.01%, and Bilibili down 5.79%. In terms of gains, Douyu rose 14.03%, Helishi Automation rose 13.48%, Yunji rose 7.78%, Siku rose 2.68%, and Tuniu rose 2.61%.
New energy vehicle stocks fell across the board, tesla down 11.55%, Weilai automobile fell 6.93%, Xiaopeng automobile fell 12.49%, ideal car fell 6.54%.
In terms of macro data, the first estimated data released by the US Department of Commerce on January 27, local time, showed that the real GDP of the United States in the fourth quarter of 2021 increased by 6.9% per annum; the US economic growth in 2021 was 5.7%, the highest value since 1984.
According to the data released by the US Department of Labor on January 27, local time, as of the week of January 22, the number of first-time jobless claims in the United States was 260,000, and the number of first-time jobless claims released in the statistics released the previous week was revised upward by 4,000 to 290,000, and this week's data was 30,000 fewer than the revised data of the previous week, but the figure was consistent with previous expert forecasts.
European stock markets: Europe's three major stock indexes rose across the board for three consecutive days. The Financial Times 100 stock average price index closed at 7554.31 points, up 84.53 points, or 1.13%, while the CAC40 index of the Paris stock market closed at 7023.80 points, or 0.60%, and the DAX index of frankfurt, Germany, closed at 15524.27, up 64.88 points, or 0.42%.
International oil prices: International oil prices fell on the 27th. WTI March crude futures closed down $0.74, or 0.85 percent, at $86.61 a barrel, and Brent March crude futures closed down $0.62, or 0.69 percent, at $89.34 a barrel.
International gold prices: The most actively traded February gold futures price on the New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures market fell $36.6 from the previous session on the 27th, closing at $1793.1 an ounce, a decline of 2%. (Zhongxin Jingwei APP)
(Zhongxin Jingwei)