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During the May Day holiday, A shares were closed, but the peripheral stock markets were still trading. Last night, key US data were released, expectations of a Fed rate cut were revived, and global stock markets continued to soar.
Us stocks are collectively higher
The three major indexes of US stocks rose collectively on Friday (3rd) US Eastern time. By the close, the Dow was up 1.Pokerstrategy.18%, the Nasdaq is up 1.Pokerstrategy.99%, the S & P 500 index rose 1.26%.
Large technology stocks rose across the board, most bank stocks rose, and chip stocks performed strongly. Hot Chinese stocks generally rose, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index rising 1.73%.
The three major European stock indexes closed higher.
Germany's DAX index rose 0.54% to 17993.69 points, France's CAC40 index rose 0.54% to 7957.57 points, and Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 0.51% to 8213.49 points.
International oil prices continue to fall.
As of the close of the day, light crude oil futures for June delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange closed at US $78.11 per barrel, down 1.06%, down nearly 7% per week, while London Brent crude oil futures for July delivery closed at US $82.96 per barrel, a decline of 0.85% and a weekly drop of nearly 6%.
International precious metal futures closed mixed.
COMEX gold futures closed up 0.02 per cent at $2310.1 an ounce, down 1.58 per cent for the week and 0.16 per cent at $26.785 an ounce, down 1.71 per cent for the week.
Interest rate cut is expected to reignite
According to comprehensive foreign media reports, data released on the same day show that non-farm payrolls in the United States increased by 175000 after the quarterly adjustment in April, with an expected increase of 243000; the unemployment rate rose from 3.8% to 3.9%; and the wage data was also lower than expected.
Analysts believe that this is alleviatingPokerstrategyInvestors worried that the economy might overheat or reaccelerate, and rekindled it.PokerstrategyExpectations of a cut in interest rates.
The swap market now expects the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points twice this year, compared with one previously expected; the FedWatch shows a close to 50 per cent chance of a 25 basis point cut in September.
Hong Kong stocks rose nine times in a row.
Hong Kong stocks got off to a good start in May, with the Hang Seng Index rising 1.48 per cent to 18475.92 points, recording nine consecutive gains and a weekly rise of 4.67 per cent.
Science and Internet stocks led the rise.
Bilibili-W rose nearly 7%, JD.com Group-SW, Kuaishou-W, Weibo-SW rose more than 5%, Baidu Group-SW, Alibaba-SW rose more than 4%.
The new power of car-building is on the rise, Xiaopeng Automobile-W is up nearly 5%, and ideal Automobile-W is up more than 3%. Kuaigou taxi-hailing rose more than 90%, with a turnover of about HK $150 million. Turnover in the market totaled 116.2 billion Hong Kong dollars.
Asia-Pacific stock markets are mixed.
South Korea's Composite Index fell 0.26% to 2676.63. Among the constituent stocks, Kia fell more than 4%, Hyundai fell more than 3%, and Posco rose more than 1%.
Australia's S & P 200 index rose 0.55% to 7629.00. India's SENSEX30 index fell 0.98 per cent to 73878.15, up 0.2 per cent this week.
The FTSE Singapore Strait Index fell 0.12% to 3292.93, up 0.39% this week. The FTSE Malaysia Composite Index rose 0.59 per cent to 1589.59, up 0.92 per cent this week.
Editor: Chen Lixiang
Proofread: Liao Shengchao