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As expected by the market, the European Central Bank cut interest rates for the first time in nearly five years, saying that the inflation outlook has "clearly improved", but raised its inflation expectations for the next two years, stating that "as long as necessary, policy interest rates will be kept sufficiently restrictive". ECB President Lagarde said after the meeting that she was very uncertain about the future path and time needed, and the road to interest rate cuts in the coming months would be bumpy. Media reports indicate that ECB officials have almost completely ruled out the possibility of further interest rate cuts in July, and some officials have questioned the wisdom of cutting interest rates in September.

Commentators say that the ECB's move was hawkish, emphasizing the need for cautiousness in future decisions and not releasing any signals about the next steps. After the ECB meeting, investors reduced their bets on a rate cut in July, and the market fully priced in the next rate cut time this year, which was postponed from October before the announcement to December; the euro jumped, approaching the two-month high set on Tuesday, and the US dollar index quickly turned lower, with eurozone government bond prices falling further, German bond yields widening, and global bond prices generally falling back after five consecutive days of gains.

The US nonfarm payroll report for May will be released on Friday. Commentators say that before the release of this heavyweight employment report, US bond investors are expected to take profit. In other words, the price of US bonds falling on Thursday is not surprising. However, the number of new applications for US unemployment benefits in the past week exceeded expectations and rose further to a four-week high, reflecting a continuing cooling of the labor market and a bullish signal for the Fed to cut interest rates later this year. After the data was released, the yield on two-year US bonds sensitive to interest rates turned lower, once approaching the low of over a month since the cooling of US CPI in April.

On Thursday, the US stock market was limited, and both the S&P and the Nasdaq turned down more than once after creating a new historical high. The media reported that US government agencies will investigate the impact of OpenAI and on the AI industry, focusing on the behavior of these enterprises rather than acquisition. Nvidia plummeted in early trading and fell nearly 6% from the market record high it set at the opening. It just surpassed Apple to become the world's second-highest market cap stock on Wednesday, but lost the title to Apple again on Thursday. And Keith Gill, the leader of the US stock market retail investors, will return to YouTube to live broadcast on Friday. The stock favored by Gill, GameStop, surged by up to 50% in intraday trading. Microsoft (MSFT.US)The three major US stock indexes opened higher and then turned lower in early trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average index fell by about 67 points when it turned down in the short term at the beginning of the session and then rose sharply. It rose nearly 200 points and 0.5% in early trading, and then gave up more than half of the gains.The stock of NVIDIA (NVDA.US) will split 1:10 after market close on June 7 (Friday), and the price per share will drop to around $100. The lower price will make NVIDIA more likely to be included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. At the beginning of the session, they hit new intraday highs and rose by nearly 0.2% and nearly 0.3%, but turned down more than once in early trading. When they hit a fresh low at noon, the S&P fell nearly 0.3% and the Nasdaq fell nearly 0.4%. Most of the declines were eliminated in the final stage. Small-cap Russell 2000, with value stocks as the main component, fell by 0.7%, lagging behind the broader market. Nvidia, which is weighed on technology stocks, slumped by 0.07%. The related industry etf fell by 0.06%. The Nasdaq Technology Market Cap Weighted Index (NDXTMC), which measures the performance of technology components in the Nasdaq 100 index, dropped by 0.36%, all of which fell from the closing historical high created in the previous three days.

As the US dollar fell, basic metals in London rebounded, with copper up more than 2%, recovering the decline in the past week and standing at a one-week high. US jobless data further confirmed the cooling of the labor market, strengthened expectations of a Fed rate cut, and after the data was released, precious metals gold and silver rose, and the New York gold futures, which hit a daily low after the ECB meeting, quickly reversed to a daily high and the New York silver futures extended gains to over 4%. Shangai silver futures rose more than 4% in night trading.

International crude oil continues to rebound, further away from a four-month low and erasing most of the decline this week, with intraday gains of more than 2%. Analysts believe that the ECB cut interest rates, recent data has fueled expectations of a Fed rate cut in September. In addition, OPEC+ officials' speeches have attempted to ease market concerns about the voluntary production cuts to be removed from October. Saudi Energy Minister Salman said on Thursday that if OPEC+ judges that the market is not strong enough, it can pause or even cancel its production increase plan. Novak, a former Russian energy minister and current Russian deputy prime minister, said that if necessary, OPEC+ may adjust the agreement.

The S&P and Nasdaq hit new intraday highs and then turned downside on Thursday, and Nvidia fell back after hitting new highs for three consecutive days.

Among the Dow components, after ValueAct co-CEO Mason Morfit, the director of On, disclosed the recent increase in stock holdings and held shares slightly below 1 billion US dollars, the company rose more than 4% in early trading and closed up 2.6%, performing the best. Ranking second is Intel, which fell more than 1%. S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US) and the NASDAQ Composite Index (.IXIC.US)Including Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Google's parent company Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook's parent company Meta and other technology giants, the Seven Sisters of the technology industry showed mixed results at the close, with only Alphabet and Amazon not falling during the session. Tesla fell more than 1% in early trading, but rose more than 2% after noon, closing up nearly 1.7% and continuing to rise from the closing low since May 23, which had set a record of falling for three consecutive days until Tuesday. Among the six big tech stocks of FAANMG, Microsoft fell more than 0.8% early in the session, rebounded in the final stage to a gain of 0.1%, and has risen for three consecutive days, refreshes the high since May 29 for two days. Alphabet rose more than 0.9% during the session and closed up nearly 0.8%, rising for five consecutive days to the high since May 21. Amazon closed up nearly 2.1%, rising for three consecutive days to the high since May 15. Apple, which rebounded nearly 3.8% to the high since April 23 on Wednesday, fell more than 0.3% at the beginning of the session, turned up twice in early trading, and then turned down and closed down 0.7%. Meta, which rebounded nearly 3% to a one-week high on Wednesday, rebounded in early trading and rose more than 1%, but fell back and closed down nearly 0.3%.

In the end, only the Dow did not fall among the three major indices, and the S&P and Nasdaq bid farewell to their respective three-day record highs. The Dow closed up 78.84 points, or 0.2%, at 38,886.17 points, reaching a high closing level since May 24 after three consecutive days of gains. The S&P fell 0.02% to 5,352.96 points. The Nasdaq fell 0.1% to 17,170.64 points.

Chip stocks fell overall, and the semiconductor industry etf SOXX turned down shortly after the opening, falling about 1.6% in early trading, and fell nearly 0.9% and about 0.8%, respectively, falling from the closing historical high set after the rebound on Wednesday for three days in a row. Among the chip stocks, Nvidia set a new intraday high shortly after the opening, rose by nearly 2.6% during the day, turned down early, and the intraday decline reached 3.3%, falling about 5.8% from the high point at the beginning of the session. The decline narrowed to 0.3% in early trading, expanded at noon, and closed down 1.1% after hitting a new closing historical high for three consecutive days. After surpassing the mark of 3 trillion US dollars in market capitalization for the first time on Wednesday, it fell, and its market capitalization was surpassed by Apple again on Wednesday. At the close, AMD fell more than 2%, and Intel fell 0.8%, the worst performer, while rose behind them. $Nasdaq 100 Index (.NDX.US)$The related ETF fell by 0.07%.Among the Dow component stocks, the only energy stock, The over-the-counter stock favored by US retail investors, GameStop, surged in intraday trading, rising by up to 50% at one point. The stock closed down 0.1% after rising 0.5% in early trading.

In 2023, the company's overall sales volume of 18,000 kiloliters, +28.10% year-on-year, significant growth. Product structure, 10-30 billion yuan products operating income of 401/1288/60 million yuan respectively. Salesforce should be translated as salesforce.It rose more than 4% in the morning and closed up 2.6%, performing the best.$Amazon (AMZN.US)$Intel fell the most, dropping over 1%.

Among the major sectors of the S&P 500, only three fell on Thursday, with utilities down about 1%, industrials down 0.6%, IT, where Nvidia is located, down nearly 0.5%, and finance flat. Of the seven sectors that rose, non-essential consumer goods, led by Amazon, rose nearly 1%.

Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Google's parent company Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook's parent company Meta see-sawed during the session, and only Alphabet and Amazon did not decline during the session. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$Among them, the technology giants, known as the "Seven Sisters", saw mixed performances at the close, with only Alphabet and Amazon not falling during the session. Tesla fell more than 1% in the morning but rose more than 2% in the afternoon, closing up nearly 1.7%, continuing to move away from the low point since May 23, when it hit a three-day consecutive decline on Tuesday.

Among the six big tech stocks of FAANMG, Microsoft fell more than 0.8% early in the session, rebounded in the final stage to a gain of 0.1%, and has risen for three consecutive days, refreshes the high since May 29 for two days. Alphabet rose more than 0.9% during the session and closed up nearly 0.8%, rising for five consecutive days to the high since May 21. Amazon closed up nearly 2.1%, rising for three consecutive days to the high since May 15. Apple, which rebounded nearly 3.8% to the high since April 23 on Wednesday, fell more than 0.3% at the beginning of the session, turned up twice in early trading, and then turned down and closed down 0.7%. Meta, which rebounded nearly 3% to a one-week high on Wednesday, rebounded in early trading and rose more than 1%, but fell back and closed down nearly 0.3%. Netflix (NFLX.US)After rising more than 0.9% in early trading and falling in the afternoon, it closed down nearly 0.3%.

Chip stocks fell overall, and the semiconductor industry etf SOXX turned down shortly after the opening, falling about 1.6% in early trading, and fell nearly 0.9% and about 0.8%, respectively, falling from the closing historical high set after the rebound on Wednesday for three days in a row. The PHLX semiconductor index and semiconductor industry ETF SOXXX rose by approximately 1.8% and 1.7%, respectively, at the start of trading before falling, with declines of over 1.2% and 1.6% at noon, then turning higher at the end of trading and closing up by nearly 0.6% and nearly 0.2%, respectively. Both Nvidia and the semiconductor industry ETF SOXX fell after the opening bell, with a decline of about 1.6% in the morning trading, and closed down nearly 0.9% and about 0.8%, respectively, dropping from the closing historical high created by the rebound on Wednesday.

Among the chip stocks, Nvidia set a new intraday high shortly after the opening, rose by nearly 2.6% during the day, turned down early, and the intraday decline reached 3.3%, falling about 5.8% from the high point at the beginning of the session. The decline narrowed to 0.3% in early trading, expanded at noon, and closed down 1.1% after hitting a new closing historical high for three consecutive days. $Micron Technology(MU.US)$, $Marvell Technology (MRVL.US)$It fell more than 2%.$Intel(INTC.US)$NetEase (NTES.US)$Broadcom(AVGO.US)$After surpassing the mark of 3 trillion US dollars in market capitalization for the first time on Wednesday, Nvidia fell, and its market capitalization was surpassed by Apple again on Wednesday. At the close, AMD fell more than 2%, and Intel fell 0.8%, the worst performer. $Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$The US stocks fell more than 0.5%, whereas they rose nearly 0.4% and 0.3%. Most of the AI concept stocks declined. The AI and robotics class ETF Glb X Robotics & Afl Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) fell 0.5% at the close. $BigBear.ai Holdings(BBAI.US)$ dropped more than 3%, while others dropped more than 2%, and some increased by more than 1%. The China concept stocks had mixed gains and losses. Both the HXC, which rebounded on Tuesday, and related ETF, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index, fell more than 0.1% at the close and failed to break out of the three-day decline since May 1. The China concept ETF KWEB and CQQQ respectively rose 0.4% and 0.2%. The new forces of auto-making had various ups and downs. After announcing Q1 revenue lower than expected, auto stocks dropped 10%, closed down 6.8%, and others fell more than 1%, while some rose more than 0.8% after initially falling more than 1% in the morning and then reversing. By the end of the trading day, some individual stocks also fell by more than 3%, and some fell by more than 2%. Tencent's fan orders fell by 0.1%, while others rose nearly 0.4% and 0.3%. Others stocks, which fell more than 1% in intraday trading, rose more than 0.2%.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)Rose nearly 0.4%, $Arm Holdings(ARM.US)$Rose 0.3%.

Most of the AI concept stocks declined. The AI and robotics class ETF Glb X Robotics & Afl Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) fell 0.5% at the close. The semiconductor stocks fell in general. , $BigBear.ai Holdings(BBAI.US)$Dropped more than 3%, $C3.ai(c3.ai.US)$, $SoundHound AI (SOUN.US)$, Dell Technologies (DELL.US)Dropped more than 2%, Palantir fell by 0.9%, continuing to decline for the third day, and the lowest closing price since May 17th. rose by more than 3%,Astera Labs (ALAB.US), BigBear.ai (BBAI), and Adobe (ADBE.US) all fell over 1%, with Oracle (ORCL.US) rising nearly 1.8%. Most popular China Concept Stocks experienced intraday declines. The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index (HXC) rose 1.6% in the early session, but then fell sharply during afternoon trading. The corresponding ETF, Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF (PGJ.US), also fell more than 1% in the afternoon, closing down nearly 0.4% and over 0.7%, respectively, both falling for two consecutive days and continuing to hit the lowest level since May 1. China Concept ETF KWEB and CQQQ fell nearly 0.2% and rose nearly 0.3% respectively. Among new car manufacturers, XPeng (XPEV.US) fell more than 2%, Nio Inc (NIO.US) fell more than 1%, while Jikexueyuan (JKS.US) rose nearly 1.7%, up over 0.9%. Among other individual stocks, PDD Holdings (PDD.US) fell nearly 2%, Baidu (BIDU.US) fell more than 1%, and NetEase (NTES.US) fell 0.8%, Alibaba (BABA.US) fell nearly 0.6%. However, Tencent's fanatic surge increased by more than 2%, and Bilibili (BILI.US), which rose 4.8% in the early session, rose more than 1%. Also, in the case of stocks with large fluctuations, retail trader and lead advocate Keith Gill returned to the discussion after three years. Increased by more than 1%, Oracle (ORCL.US)rose by 0.7%,

The China concept stocks had mixed gains and losses. Both the HXC, which rebounded on Tuesday, and related ETF, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index, fell more than 0.1% at the close and failed to break out of the three-day decline since May 1. The China concept ETF KWEB and CQQQ respectively rose 0.4% and 0.2%. Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF (PGJ.US)Initially dropped more than 1% in the morning, rebounded slightly at lunch time, and closed down more than 0.1%. Failed to break out of the three-day decline since May 1. The China concept ETF KWEB and CQQQ respectively rose 0.4% and 0.2%.

The new forces of auto-making had various ups and downs. After announcing Q1 revenue lower than expected, Among emerging automakers, NIO Inc (NIO.SG) fell by more than 2%,Auto stocks initially fell 10%, closed down 6.8%, Li Auto Inc (LI.US)Closed down more than 1%, Among emerging automakers, Ideanomics (IDEX.US) rose slightly.Initially fell more than 1% in the morning, rebounded later, and closed up over 0.8%, $xpeng (XPEV.US)$Initially fell more than 1.3% in the morning, rebounded later, and closed up over 0.1%. Finally some good news for Boeing! The first manned flight of the "Starliner" is scheduled for June 5th.Dropped more than 3%, $JD.com (JD.US)$Dropped more than 2%, pdd holdings (PDD.US)rose by 0.7%,Baidu (BIDU.US) fell more than 1%,Rose nearly 0.4%, fell 0.8%,Rose nearly 0.3%, fell nearly 0.6%, while Tencent's fanatic surge increased by more than 2%, and Bilibili (BILI.US), which rose 4.8% in the early session, rose more than 1%. Increased by more than 0.2%.

Among the volatile individual stocks, it was reported that Keith Gill would conduct his first YouTube live broadcast in three years on Friday, and the midday gains quickly widened, rising as much as 50.5% during the session before closing near 47.5%. Lululemon (LULU), the sports and leisure clothing brand that posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations and raised its full-year profit guidance, rose 9.6% at the beginning of the trading session and then gave up some of the gains to close up 4.8%. Fresh food e-commerce platform Instacart (Maplebear) rose 9.1% after announcing plans to repurchase up to $500 million of its common stock. Discount retailer Five Below (FIVE.US) fell 10.6% after lowering its full-year revenue guidance, with second-quarter guidance also falling below expectations. Enterprise software company Sprinklr (CXM.US) fell 15.1% after cutting its second-quarter revenue guidance and forecasting a full-year revenue shortfall.$ Gamestop (GME.US) $At the midday, European stock indices have risen for two consecutive days. The European Central Bank did not provide any signal for future interest rate cuts at its meeting, and the gains in European stocks narrowed slightly during the session. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.66%, closing at its highest level since May 15. The major European national stock indices also rose for two consecutive days. In various sectors, banks rose by more than 1.4%, medical sector rose by nearly 1.4%, benefiting from the highest market value European pharmaceutical company, Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO.US), which is listed in Denmark and rose nearly 4%, setting a new high in its stock price, and thus sent Denmark's stock index to a new high. The technology sector rose by more than 1.2%. Among the constituent stocks, after the CEO provided positive guidance for 2026 and 2027, the German enterprise software giant SAP rose 3.6%. ASML, the Dutch-listed highest market value technology stock, which rose more than 1.5% after setting new record highs for two consecutive days and driving the AEX index to reach new highs for two consecutive days.Please use your Smartsheet account to access the feature.In early trading, the US Treasury bond ETF GOVT remained unchanged after rising for five consecutive days to its highest level since March 28. In the early trading, bitcoin once rose above $71,600, approaching the high of May 20 when it rose above $71,700 on Wednesday, then fell back. At midday in the US stock market, it fell to $71,000 and reached a new low of the day. By the closing, it was trading below $70,200, down more than 1% in the past 24 hours. The market capitalization of the second largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, is only second to bitcoin.Among the volatile individual stocks, it was reported that Keith Gill would conduct his first YouTube live broadcast in three years on Friday, and the midday gains quickly widened, rising as much as 50.5% during the session before closing near 47.5%. Lululemon (LULU), the sports and leisure clothing brand that posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations and raised its full-year profit guidance, rose 9.6% at the beginning of the trading session and then gave up some of the gains to close up 4.8%. Fresh food e-commerce platform Instacart (Maplebear) rose 9.1% after announcing plans to repurchase up to $500 million of its common stock. Discount retailer Five Below (FIVE.US) fell 10.6% after lowering its full-year revenue guidance, with second-quarter guidance also falling below expectations. Enterprise software company Sprinklr (CXM.US) fell 15.1% after cutting its second-quarter revenue guidance and forecasting a full-year revenue shortfall.In various sectors, banks rose by more than 1.4%, medical sector rose by nearly 1.4%, benefiting from the highest market value European pharmaceutical company, Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO.US), which is listed in Denmark and rose nearly 4%, setting a new high in its stock price, and thus sent Denmark's stock index to a new high. The technology sector rose by more than 1.2%. Among the constituent stocks, after the CEO provided positive guidance for 2026 and 2027, the German enterprise software giant SAP rose 3.6%. ASML, the Dutch-listed highest market value technology stock, which rose more than 1.5% after setting new record highs for two consecutive days and driving the AEX index to reach new highs for two consecutive days.

Among various sectors, leisure and sports clothing brand Lululemon (LULU), which posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations and raised full-year profit guidance, rose 9.6% initially but gave up some of the gains later to close up 4.8%. In early trading, the US Treasury bond ETF GOVT remained unchanged after rising for five consecutive days to its highest level since March 28. In the midday, the market capitalization of the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum, was above $3,870, reaching a new high since May 29. By the closing, it was trading below $3,780, down nearly 3% in the past 24 hours.Among the various sectors, discount retailer Five Below (FIVE.US) fell 10.6% after lowering its full-year revenue guidance and reporting second-quarter guidance below expectations.Among various sectors, leisure and sports clothing brand Lululemon (LULU), which posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations and raised full-year profit guidance, rose 9.6% initially but gave up some of the gains later to close up 4.8%. In early trading, the US Treasury bond ETF GOVT remained unchanged after rising for five consecutive days to its highest level since March 28. In the midday, the market capitalization of the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum, was above $3,870, reaching a new high since May 29. By the closing, it was trading below $3,780, down nearly 3% in the past 24 hours.Among various sectors, enterprise software company Sprinklr (CXM.US) fell 15.1% after cutting its second-quarter revenue guidance and forecasting a full-year revenue shortfall.In various sectors, banks rose by more than 1.4%, medical sector rose by nearly 1.4%, benefiting from the highest market value European pharmaceutical company, Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO.US), which is listed in Denmark and rose nearly 4%, setting a new high in its stock price, and thus sent Denmark's stock index to a new high. The technology sector rose by more than 1.2%. Among the constituent stocks, after the CEO provided positive guidance for 2026 and 2027, the German enterprise software giant SAP rose 3.6%. ASML, the Dutch-listed highest market value technology stock, which rose more than 1.5% after setting new record highs for two consecutive days and driving the AEX index to reach new highs for two consecutive days.

At the midday, European stock indices have risen for two consecutive days. The European Central Bank did not provide any signal for future interest rate cuts at its meeting, and the gains in European stocks narrowed slightly during the session. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.66%, closing at its highest level since May 15. The major European national stock indices also rose for two consecutive days.

Among various sectors, banks rose by more than 1.4%, medical sector rose by nearly 1.4%, benefiting from the highest market value European pharmaceutical company, Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO.US), which is listed in Denmark and rose nearly 4%, setting a new high in its stock price, and thus sent Denmark's stock index to a new high. The technology sector rose by more than 1.2%. Among the constituent stocks, after the CEO provided positive guidance for 2026 and 2027, the German enterprise software giant SAP rose 3.6%. ASML, the Dutch-listed highest market value technology stock, which rose more than 1.5% after setting new record highs for two consecutive days and driving the AEX index to reach new highs for two consecutive days.Among various sectors, banks rose by more than 1.4%, medical sector rose by nearly 1.4%, benefiting from the highest market value European pharmaceutical company, Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO.US), which is listed in Denmark and rose nearly 4%, setting a new high in its stock price, and thus sent Denmark's stock index to a new high. The technology sector rose by more than 1.2%. Among the constituent stocks, after the CEO provided positive guidance for 2026 and 2027, the German enterprise software giant SAP rose 3.6%. ASML, the Dutch-listed highest market value technology stock, which rose more than 1.5% after setting new record highs for two consecutive days and driving the AEX index to reach new highs for two consecutive days.Among the volatile individual stocks, it was reported that Keith Gill would conduct his first YouTube live broadcast in three years on Friday, and the midday gains quickly widened, rising as much as 50.5% during the session before closing near 47.5%. Lululemon (LULU), the sports and leisure clothing brand that posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations and raised its full-year profit guidance, rose 9.6% at the beginning of the trading session and then gave up some of the gains to close up 4.8%. Fresh food e-commerce platform Instacart (Maplebear) rose 9.1% after announcing plans to repurchase up to $500 million of its common stock. Discount retailer Five Below (FIVE.US) fell 10.6% after lowering its full-year revenue guidance, with second-quarter guidance also falling below expectations. Enterprise software company Sprinklr (CXM.US) fell 15.1% after cutting its second-quarter revenue guidance and forecasting a full-year revenue shortfall.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield temporarily left the two-month low after U.S. jobless data. The 2-year yield hit a three-week low.

European government bond prices fluctuated, with euro zone government bond prices falling and yields rising, and British bond yields falling. At the end of the bond market, the yield on the benchmark 10-year U.K. government bond was about 4.17%, down about 1 basis point during the day; the 2-year U.K. bond yield was about 4.29%, down about 5 basis points during the day; the yield on the benchmark 10-year German government bond was about 2.55%, up about 4 basis points during the day, and after European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde spoke, it reached nearly 2.58%, refreshing the daily high; the 2-year German bond yield was about 3.01%, up about 4 basis points during the day, reaching nearly 3.05% during Lagarde's speech, refreshing the daily high.

Among various sectors, the US Treasury bond ETF GOVT remained unchanged after rising for five consecutive days to its highest level since March 28.Treasury Bond ETF (511010.SH)Among various sectors, the US Treasury bond ETF GOVT remained unchanged after rising for five consecutive days to its highest level since March 28.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. government bond fell below 4.28% during Asian trading, hitting a two-day low for the second consecutive day since April 1. After the European Central Bank announced its decision, it rebounded to 4.30%. After the announcement of U.S. jobless data, it briefly fell below 4.30%, and then rose to a daily high of 4.32% during Lagarde's press conference and pre-market trading. Most of the US stocks were trading below 4.30% after the opening bell of the US stock market. At the end of the bond market, it was around 4.29%, up more than one basis point during the day after falling for five consecutive days.

The 2-year U.S. government bond yield, which is more sensitive to interest rate prospects, rose above 4.75% during early European trading, hitting a daily high again during ECB decisions. After the announcement of U.S. jobless data, it turned downward, and the US stocks turned downward at the beginning of the session. The decline deepened during the noon trading session. It fell below 4.72%, refreshing a low since May 16, the day after the announcement of April US CPI. At the end of the bond market, it was around 4.72%, roughly unchanged from Wednesday's level, ending a six-day losing streak.

After the European Central Bank meeting, the euro approached a two-month high, and the US dollar index quickly turned down.

The ICE US Dollar Index, which tracks the exchange rate of six major currencies, including the US dollar against the euro, hit a daily low of just under 104.00 during Asian trading, falling 0.2% during the day. It turned up more than once during the European trade and hit a daily high of nearly 104.40 during European trading. After the European Central Bank meeting, it quickly turned down. After the announcement of the U.S. jobless data, it turned up briefly. After the US stock market opened, it turned downward again and remained down. It failed to break away from the low of April 9, when it fell below 104.00, the lowest point since then.

By the end of Thursday's foreign exchange market, the US dollar index approached 104.10, down nearly 0.2% intraday. The Bloomberg US dollar spot index, which tracks the exchange rates of the US dollar against ten other currencies, rose slightly during the day and rose slightly on the third day of this week after falling on Wednesday. In terms of non-US currencies, after the European Central Bank announced its decision, the euro against the US dollar, which fell slightly, quickly turned higher and rose above 1.0900, close to the high point of March 21 near 1.0920. It rose more than 0.3% intraday, and after the release of US unemployment data, it had previously retreated most of its gains, and the US stock market rose by about 0.2% at the close. The British pound against the US dollar once approached 1.2810 in the early Asian market, almost reaching the high point since March 21, which was refreshed on Tuesday US unemployment data and then fell below the day's low of 1.2770 and then rebounded slightly. The yen that fell on Wednesday popped up during the regular trading hours, and the USD/JPY once rose above 156.40 before the US stock market opened and fell more than 0.3% intraday and has not yet approached the low of 154.60 refreshed on May 16.

Among non-US currencies, the euro against the US dollar, which fell slightly after the European Central Bank announced its decision, quickly turned higher and rose above 1.0900, approaching the high point since March 21, which was refreshed near 1.0920. It rose more than 0.3% intraday and retreated most of its gains after the release of US unemployment data. The US stock market rose by about 0.2% at the close. The British pound against the US dollar once approached 1.2810 in the early Asian market, almost reaching the high point since March 21, which was refreshed on Tuesday US unemployment data and then fell below the day's low of 1.2770 and then rebounded slightly. The yen popped up during the regular trading hours, and the USD/JPY once rose above 156.40 before the US stock market opened and fell more than 0.3% intraday, but has not yet approached the low of 154.60 refreshed on May 16.

At 4:59 am Beijing Time on June 7, offshore renminbi (CNH) hit a high of 7.2526 in the Asian market. The European stock market hit a low of 7.2645 in the morning and fell back 119 points from the high of the day. It rose slightly several times, and the US stock market fell in the morning and gradually wiped out the decline in the afternoon. It did not fall further away from the intraday high since May 21, which was created after breaking through 7.25 on Tuesday. Offshore renminbi against the US dollar reported 7.2593 yuan, unchanged from the New York session on Wednesday, and did not continue to fall as Wednesday.

Bitcoin (BTC.CC)In early trading, bitcoin once rose above $71,600, approaching the high of May 20 when it rose above $71,700 on Wednesday, then fell back. At midday in the US stock market, it fell to $71,000 and reached a new low of the day. By the closing, it was trading below $70,200, down more than 1% in the past 24 hours. The market capitalization of the second largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, is only second to bitcoin.Ethereum (ETH.CC)At midday in the Asian market, the market capitalization of the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum, was above $3,870, reaching a new high since May 29. By the closing, it was trading below $3,780, down nearly 3% in the past 24 hours.

Crude oil continued to rise, up more than 2% during trading hours.

International crude oil futures continued to rise overall on Thursday. When the US stock market hit a new high during trading hours, US WTI crude oil approached $75.80, up 2.3% intraday, and Brent crude oil exceeded the $80 mark, approaching $80.10, up about 2.1% intraday.

In the end, crude oil rebounded for two consecutive days after hitting a low since early February for five consecutive trading days. WTI July crude oil futures rose $1.48, an increase of about 2.00%, and reported $75.55 per barrel. Brent August crude oil futures rose $1.46, an increase of about 1.86%, reporting $79.87 per barrel. Both crude oil and US oil are at this week's closing high points.

US gasoline and natural gas futures rose together. NYMEX July gasoline futures rose 1.87% to $2.3975 per gallon and rebounded for three consecutive days after hitting the lowest closing price since February 21. NYMEX July natural gas futures rose more than 2.32% to $2.8210 per million British thermal units. It rose for two consecutive days, refreshing the high point since May 28.

London's basic metal futures rose together on Thursday. The leading London tin rose 2.8%, and London zinc and London nickel, which rose more than 1%, rebounded after five consecutive trading days of declines, setting new lows in April and May respectively. London copper rose more than 2%, closing above $10,000 for the first time in the past three days, while London lead both came out of lows since early May after two consecutive trading days of declines. The London aluminum that fell to a two-week low on Wednesday also rebounded. After US unemployment data was released, gold bounced in intraday trading. When the European Central Bank refreshed its intraday low, New York gold futures fell below $2,372.2, down more than 0.1% intraday. Spot gold fell below $2,354, down less than 0.1% intraday. They both turned higher after the release of US unemployment data, and their gains continued to expand. When the US stock market hit a new high, Gold futures rose to $2,397.8, up more than 0.9% intraday, and spot gold rose above $2,378, up nearly 1% intraday. At the close of the US stock market, COMEX August gold futures rose 0.65%, reporting $2,390.9 per ounce, rising for two consecutive days and setting a new high since May 22 for two consecutive days. Spot gold was above $2,370 and rose more than 0.7% intraday.

London's basic metal futures rose together on Thursday. The leading London tin rose 2.8%, and London zinc and London nickel, which rose more than 1%, rebounded after five consecutive trading days of declines, setting new lows in April and May respectively. London copper rose more than 2%, closing above $10,000 for the first time in the past three days, while London lead both came out of lows since early May after two consecutive trading days of declines. The London aluminum that fell to a two-week low on Wednesday also rebounded.

Gold bounced during trading hours on Thursday. When the European Central Bank refreshed its intraday low, New York gold futures fell below $2,372.2, down more than 0.1% intraday. Spot gold fell below $2,354, down less than 0.1% intraday, but they both turned higher after the release of US unemployment data, and their gains continued to expand. When the US stock market hit a new high, Gold futures rose to $2,397.8, up more than 0.9% intraday, and spot gold rose above $2,378, up nearly 1% intraday.

When the COMEX August gold futures closed during the US stock market, it rose 0.65%, reporting $2,390.9 per ounce, rising for two consecutive days and setting a new high since May 22 for two consecutive days, while spot gold was above $2,370 and rose more than 0.7% intraday.

During the morning session of the Asian market, New York Silver Futures fell slightly after refresh new low below $30.07. It turned up during the Asian market and continued to rise after the release of US unemployment data. The US stock market rose more than 4% at noon, up more than 4.6% intraday when refreshing the day high. COMEX July Silver Futures closed up 4.3%, at $31.367 per ounce, rising for two consecutive days to a high in one week. Domestic gold and silver futures also rose at night, with Shanghai Gold up 0.75% and Shanghai Silver up 4.54%.

Editor/Lambor