Share with friends and circles of friends by scanning QR code on wechat < / P > < p > on Thursday, us time, the main stock indexes of US stocks closed higher, and the S & P 500 index and Nasdaq index rose for the fourth consecutive day. Investors are waiting for the U.S. June nonfarm payrolls report to be released on Friday

the Dow Jones index closed at 31384.55 points, up 346.87 points, or 1.12%; The S & P 500 index closed at 3902.62, up 1.50%; The NASDAQ closed at 11621.35, up 2.28%. According to Dow Jones market data, the benchmark index and the NASDAQ rose for the fourth consecutive day, the longest consecutive rise since March this year

large tech stocks generally rose, with Google up more than 3%, apple and Netflix up more than 2%, Amazon and meta up more than 1%. Commodity prices have fallen in the past month, leading to moderate inflation expectations to a certain extent; US bond yields also fell from recent highs. These changes have benefited the valuation of growth stocks

leading chip stocks generally rose, with TSMC up more than 6%, ASMC, Qualcomm and AMD up more than 5%. South Korea's Samsung announced a stronger than expected performance outlook, boosting chip leading stocks

electric vehicle stocks generally rose, Tesla rose 5.53%, rivian rose 6.64%, and Faraday rose 21.15% in the future; Weilai rose 8.02%, Xiaopeng rose 5.53%, and the ideal rise was 1.76%. Faraday will rise by more than 110% this month

zhonggai e-commerce stocks generally rose, with Alibaba up 2.75%, jd.com up 2.22% and pinduoduo up 0.88%

other popular Chinese concept stocks generally rose, including BiliBili rose 6.68%, shell rose 5.64%, douyu rose 5.60%, Zhihu rose 3.68%, baidu rose 3.68%, manbang rose 2.51%, boss direct employment rose 2.49%

specifically, the performance of major technology stocks in U.S. stocks is as follows: < / P > < p > the performance of major chip stocks in U.S. stocks is as follows: < / P > < p > the performance of major Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States is as follows: < / P > < P > Marvin LOH, global macro strategist at State Street, said: "this is the calm before the storm." His so-called storm refers to the U.S. non farm payrolls report for June released on Friday morning, U.S. time

Marvin Rowe said in a telephone interview: "at present, inflation and employment data are the most important. Any data that deviates significantly from expectations may be interpreted as suggesting a trend." He said that this may affect the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike plan before the end of the year While waiting for the employment report on Friday, investors heard the speeches of many Fed officials. Christopher Waller, director of the Federal Reserve, said he supported a 75 basis point interest rate hike later this month and may raise interest rates by another 50 basis points in September. Waller also said that concerns about the US economic recession had been "exaggerated"

James Bullard, chairman of the Federal Reserve in St. Louis, said on Thursday that he did not see that the U.S. economy was about to fall into recession, but there was a "great opportunity" for a soft landing of the U.S. economy

on Thursday, us time, the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield rose for the second consecutive day, rising 9.6 basis points to 3.007%

data released by the U.S. Department of labor on Thursday showed that the number of first-time jobless claims in the United States increased by 4000 last week, while the number of consecutive jobless claims increased by 51000. (Liu Chun)