US Stocks Monday: Tesla Up Over 4%, Ideal Up Over 6%

On November 14th, it was reported that on Monday, US time, the main stock indexes of the US stock market closed with mixed gains and losses. Later this week, investors will receive a new batch of important inflation data, and the US federal government may face the risk of another shutdown

On November 14th, it was reported that on Monday, US time, the main stock indexes of the US stock market closed with mixed gains and losses. Later this week, investors will receive a new batch of important inflation data, and the US federal government may face the risk of another shutdown.

The Dow Jones Index closed at 34337.87 points, up 54.77 points, or 0.16%, marking its highest closing level since September 20th of this year; The Standard&Poor's 500 Index closed at 4411.55, down 0.08%; The Nasdaq Index closed at 13767.74, down 0.22%.

Most large technology stocks fell, with a decline of no more than 1%; Meta rose by less than 1%.

Leading chip stocks generally fell, with TSMC, Intel, Broadcom, AMD, and ARM dropping more than 1%; Nvidia rose by less than 1%.

Popular stocks of new energy vehicles generally rose, with Tesla rising 4.22%, Rivian rising 5.13%, and Faraday rising 10.90% in the future; NIO fell 0.28%, Xiaopeng rose 2.62%, and Ideal rose 6.76%.

Among the leading e-commerce stocks in China, Alibaba fell 0.59%, JD.com fell 0.04%, and Pinduoduo rose 0.17%.

Among other popular Chinese concept stocks, Ctrip rose 3.83%, New Oriental rose 2.42%, BOSS Direct Employment rose 1.62%, Bilibili rose 1.34%, Autohome rose 1.27%, Baidu rose 1.20%, Manbang rose 0.14%, and Zhihu fell 0.99%.

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:

As investors await the release of the US October Consumer Price Index (CPI) report on Tuesday, a cautious tone dominates the start of the new week. This report may support the recent bull market in the US stock market or bring it to a sudden halt. As of last Friday, the Dow Jones Index has risen 5.8% in two weeks.

Economists predict that in October, excluding volatile items such as food and energy, the core CPI growth rate will stabilize at 0.3% month on month. However, Wall Street believes that the core CPI growth rate in the United States in October may be higher than expected, at 4.2% month on month.

John Luke Tyner, portfolio manager at Aptus Capital Advisors, said: "It's clear that there will be a lot of inflation data coming out tomorrow, and the market will roughly get what they expected - a slow decline in overall inflation. However, there is still a tug of war going on, with the market ahead of the Federal Reserve, betting that inflation will decline faster than expected, and the timing of interest rate cuts will be sooner or later

Meanwhile, concerns about the imminent shutdown of the US government prompted Moody's Investors Service to downgrade its outlook for the US sovereign credit rating from stable to negative on Friday evening. (Liu Chun)