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S&P 500 Global Sectors Ranking: Autos, Components, and Durable Consumer Goods, Clothing, etc. have risen.
Closing price Change from previous day S&P 500 5663.94 +0.58% ■ Top rising sectors Autos and Components 153.97 +3.03% Durable Goods and Clothing 340.64 +1.72% Bank 471.01 +1.51% Capital Goods 1279.69 +1.50% Transportation 945.48 +1.40% ■ Top declining sectors Telecommunication Services 166.98 -1.48% Pharmaceutical and Bio.
Hong Kong Stock Morning Report | The trade agreement between the US and the UK boosts US stocks, with most China Concept Stocks showing strength.
① The USA and United Kingdom reached a trade agreement, but the details are yet to be finalized. ② The three major stock indexes in the USA closed higher, with most China Concept Stocks also gaining strength. ③ The number of initial unemployment claims in the USA last week was lower than expected. ④ The Bank of England cut interest rates by 25 basis points. ⑤ The financial markets in India and Pakistan are turbulent, with ongoing escalation of conflicts. ⑥ International Crude Oil Product futures prices rose by about 3%, and Bitcoin broke through $0.1 million.
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U.S. stock market close: The U.S.-U.K. trade agreement boosts the market, with all three major Indices collectively rising, the Nasdaq up over 1%.
① The three major U.S. stock indexes all closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising over 1%; ② Large Technology stocks collectively increased, with Google rising nearly 2%; ③ China Concept Stocks saw widespread gains, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index rising 0.97%.
U.S. Stocks Climb on U.S. Trade Deal With U.K. -- Market Talk
S&P 500 INDEX (SPX) Live: Broader Markets Rise on Bullish Trade Optimism
Wall Street Opens Higher After Trump Says Trade Deal With U.K. Will Be Announced
Growth Is Defensive Again, Citi's Kaiser Says
Trump Says UK Trade Deal Is 'Full and Comprehensive'
Trump criticizes the Federal Reserve again for not lowering interest rates, but this time did not call for firing Powell.
① The Federal Reserve announces that it will maintain the target range for the federal funds rate between 4.25% and 4.50%, marking the third consecutive decision to keep rates unchanged; ② Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell on social media, stating that he is "too late" and "clueless," but added that he "still really likes him."
Jobless Claims Fall in Latest Week, With No Sign of Recession or Layoffs
As holiday factors diminish, the number of initial unemployment claims in the USA has returned to a low level.
After a short-term surge during the spring holiday and Easter at the end of April, the number of initial unemployment claims in the USA showed a declining trend last week.
Q1 US Nonfarm Productivity Falls as Expected, Unit Labor Costs Jump
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U.S. Stock Market Outlook | All three Equity Index futures are up, Trump will announce a trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
On May 8th (Thursday) during Pre-Market Trading, all three major Equity Index futures in the US rose.
US Morning News Call | Trump to Announce U.S.-UK Trade Framework
BOE Cuts Interest Rates as Trump Strikes Trade Deal With U.K.
Powell's stance of "not rushing to cut interest rates" has triggered a rise in U.S. Treasury yields as the market reassesses the Federal Reserve's policy path.
After Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that there would be no hasty reduction of borrowing costs, traders reduced their bets on Fed interest rate cuts, leading to an increase in US Treasury yields on Thursday.
China Galaxy Securities: The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged as expected in May, and a rate cut may require a longer wait.
Due to the lack of economic outlook and dot plot in the May meeting, the information provided is limited, and the Federal Reserve is still inclined to a "data-dependent" approach in the short term, which also means that a rate cut is unlikely to occur in the first half of the year.