US stock market Thursday: All three major stock indices fell, popular Chinese concept stocks generally fell, and JD.com fell more than 8%

On October 13th, it was reported that on Thursday, US time, the main stock indexes of the US stock market closed down across the board. After four consecutive days of gains in US stocks, the yield of US treasury bond bonds rose, and the inflation report in September was slightly higher than expected, putting pressure on the market

On October 13th, it was reported that on Thursday, US time, the main stock indexes of the US stock market closed down across the board. After four consecutive days of gains in US stocks, the yield of US treasury bond bonds rose, and the inflation report in September was slightly higher than expected, putting pressure on the market.

The Dow Jones Index closed at 33631.14 points, down 173.73 points, or 0.51%; The Standard&Poor's 500 Index closed at 4349.61, down 0.62%; The Nasdaq Index closed at 13574.22, down 0.63%.

Most large technology stocks fell, while Apple and Amazon rose, with gains of less than 1%.

Most of the leading chip stocks rose, while Intel, Micron, and ARM fell, with ARM falling more than 5%.

The popularity of new energy vehicles has generally declined, with Tesla falling 1.57%, Rivian falling 0.21%, and Faraday falling 2.65% in the future; NIO fell 5.91%, Xiaopeng fell 4.17%, and Ideal fell 2.65%.

Among the leading e-commerce stocks in China, Alibaba fell 3.73%, JD.com fell 8.27%, and Pinduoduo fell 2.88%.

Among other popular Chinese concept stocks, Zhihu rose 1.94%, Bilibili fell 4.64%, Baidu fell 4.47%, BOSS Direct Employment fell 3.56%, New Oriental fell 2.76%, Man Bang fell 2.58%, Autohome fell 2.19%, and Ctrip fell 1.63%.

Specifically, the main technology stocks in the US stock market performed as follows:

The main chip stocks in the US stock market perform as follows:

The performance of popular Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States is as follows:

According to data released by the US Department of Labor, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in September increased by 3.7% year-on-year, which is the same as in August but higher than economists' previous expectations of 3.6%; The month on month increase was 0.4%, slightly higher than economists' expectations of 0.3%. At the same time, excluding volatile food and energy prices, the core CPI increased by 0.3% month on month, which is completely in line with expectations.

Analysts say that although the possibility of a market based interest rate hike in December has increased, these data do not provide much guidance for the Federal Reserve's next steps. According to data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, after the release of September CPI data, expectations for interest rate hikes have increased from 26% a day ago to nearly 35%.

After the data was released, the yield of US treasury bond bonds rose, further inhibiting the rise of the stock market. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose 3.5 basis points on the same day to 4.607%, after hitting its lowest level in two weeks. The two-year US Treasury yield rose 5 basis points to 5.050%.

(Liu Chun)