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Tesla leads losses in the stock market for the second day in a row
Share link:In this post: Tesla stock dropped 6.9% on Monday, losing over $68 billion in market value. Elon Musk announced plans to form a new political party called the “America Party.” Trump imposed new tariffs on 14 countries, worsening investor anxiety across markets.
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Federal Reserve: No compliance deficiencies found in Wall Street banks' living willsOn May 22, two major core banking regulatory agencies in the United States officially signed and approved the resolution plans submitted by the largest banks across the country. These plans detail how major banks would achieve a safe and orderly unwind and liquidation in the event of bankruptcy.
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The latest data shows that in March, daily crude oil production in North Dakota, USA, rose slightly by 9,000 barrels month-on-month, reaching 1,142,725 barrels per day.Among them, the two main shale formations, Bakken and Three Forks, which serve as core pillars, saw a month-on-month increase of 11,000 barrels.
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This week, the S&P rose about 0.9%, the Dow Jones climbed 2.1%, the Nasdaq rose 0.3%, the Semiconductor Index gained 5.1%, the Hyperscale Cloud Service Providers Index dropped 1.1%, and the Tech Giants Index fell 1.2%.The S&P 500 Index provisionally closed up 0.4%, with the healthcare sector rising 1.2%, the technology sector up 0.5%, the energy sector up 0.2%, and the telecommunications sector down 0.6%. The Nasdaq 100 Index provisionally closed up 0.4%. Among its components, Qualcomm provisionally closed up 11.5%, Ross Stores rose 17.6%, Zscaler increased by 6.8%, NXP Semiconductors gained 5.8%, Workday rose 4.8%, Strategy fell 3%, Pinduoduo dropped 3.3%, SanDisk declined 3.7%, and gaming stock TTWO dropped 4.2%. Merck provisionally closed up 5.7%, Salesforce rose 2.3%, Cisco increased by 2%, leading the Dow Jones component stocks. McDonald's fell by 0.7%, Walmart dropped 0.7%, and NVIDIA declined 1.9%.
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