Use wechat to scan QR code < / P > < p > to share with friends and circle of friends < / P > < p > us time Tuesday, < a target = "_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E7%BE%8E%E8%82%A1 "> US stocks < / a > < a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E6%94%B6%E7%9B%98 "> Close < / a > mixed. The U.S. stock market realized a V-shaped reversal near the close, < a target = "_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E9%81%93%E7%90%BC%E6%96%AF%E6%8C%87%E6%95%B0 "> the Dow Jones index < / a > and the standard & Poor's 500 index both rose. Throughout Tuesday, there was a tug of war between those stocks that rose during the blockade and those that would benefit the most from the reopening of the economy. < / P > < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 31537.35, up 15.66 points, or 0.05%; the standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 3881.37, or 0.13%; the Nasdaq composite index closed at 13465.20, or 0.50%, down nearly 4% during the session.

Tesla < / a > once fell 13% to $619, the biggest intraday drop since September 8 last year, and then the decline narrowed sharply to close down 2.2%. The stock was at its lowest point on Tuesday, down 31% from its intraday high set on January 25. < / P > < p > this week, Tesla < a target = "_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E8%82%A1%E4%BB%B7 "> share prices have fallen for two consecutive days, in part because of comments made by Elon Musk, the company's chief executive, over the weekend. He said the prices of bitcoin and Ethernet "really look high.". < / P > < p > while apple fell more than 6% in the day and closed down slightly by 0.11%; among the new car making forces, Weilai, Xiaopeng and ideal once plummeted by 17.8%, 13.9% and 15.5% in the day, and finally closed down by 3.10%, 0.24% and 3.05%. < / P > < p > specifically, in the trading of US stocks on Tuesday, most of the leading technology stocks rose, with Apple's share price closing at US $125.86, down 0.11%; Google's parent company alpha's share price closing at US $2070.86, up 0.29%; Amazon's share price closing at US $3194.50, up 0.43%; Microsoft's share price closing at US $233.27, down 0.53%; Facebook rose 2.12% to $265.85, Oracle rose 0.08% to $64.50, IBM fell 0.12% to $120.71, Netflix rose 2.32% to $546.15, Tesla fell 2.19% to $698.84, twitter rose 3.80%, Uber rose 1.25% and LYFT rose 1.58%. < / P > < p > chip leading stocks in US stocks generally fell, with TSMC closing at US $129.10, down 3.35%; NVIDIA closing at US $565.68, down 1.49%; Intel closing at US $61.12, up 0.68%; ASMC closing at US $576.07, down 0.42%; Qualcomm closing at US $137.12, down 1.68%; Broadcom closing at US $471.90, down 0.94%; Texas Instruments closing at US $172.85, down 0.14% %Amd closed at US $84.74, down 0.74%; applied materials rose 0.79%; micron technology rose 2.26%. < / P > < p > major Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States generally fell, with Netease closing at US $120.25, up 2.38%; Alibaba closing at US $252.75, down 0.49%; Jingdong closing at US $99.47, up 1.85%; Baidu closing at US $322.61, down 3.93%; pinduoduo closing at US $187.91, down 0.18%; Weilai closing at US $49.11, down 3.10%; Xiaopeng closing at US $37.91, down 0.2% 4%; ideal auto closed at US $26.99, down 3.05%; BiliBili closed at US $129.26, up 0.12%; tal closed at US $83.66, down 1.38%; iqiyi closed at US $24.75, up 3.64%; follow who closed at US $97.51, down 1.28%; Weibo rose 1.39%; Ctrip rose 2.27%; Auto home fell 2.33%; jinshanyun rose 0.94%; Lujin rose 3.97%.

growth stocks performed strongly during the COVID-19 blockade, but they put pressure on US stocks for most of Tuesday, as investors favored those with the biggest profits as the deployment of the vaccine allowed economic constraints to be lifted. < / P > < p > Fed chairman Colin Powell refuted concerns that the Fed's economic support measures would increase the risk of rising inflation, and insisted that the Fed's loose monetary policy would remain "for a period of time". In testimony to the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, Powell said the economic recovery was "uneven and far from complete.". He added that as the vaccine deployment contained the epidemic, most investors responded to the expected rebound. < / P > < p > Chris zaccarelli, chief investment officer of the independent advisor alliance, a wealth management company, said: "for those investors who are on the scene, maybe his talk this morning gave them a little confidence to start again this afternoon." < / P > < p > seven of the 11 major sectors of the standard & Poor's 500 index closed higher, but the percentage declines in consumer non essential goods and technology stocks were the largest.