Use wechat to scan QR code < / P > < p > to share with friends and circle of friends < / P > < p > us time on Thursday, < a target = "_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E7%BE%8E%E8%82%A1 "> US stocks < / a > main < a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E8%82%A1%E6%8C%87 "> the stock index < / a > fell sharply because of the sharp rise in U.S. bond yields and investors' selling of risky assets, especially < a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E8%82%A1%E4%BB%B7 "> stock price < / a > very high < a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E7%A7%91%E6%8A%80%E8%82%A1 "> technology stocks < / a >. < / P > < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 31402.01, down 559.85 points, or 1.75%; the standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 3829.34, down 2.45%, the biggest one-day decline since January 27; and the technology-based Nasdaq composite index closed at 13119.43, down 3.52%, the biggest one-day decline since October 28. < / P > < p > shares of Google's parent companies, alphabet, Facebook and apple, all fell more than 3%, while Microsoft fell more than 2%.

Tesla < / a > shares fell 8.1% after media reports said the company told employees it would temporarily suspend some production at its car assembly plant in California. Other electric vehicle stocks also all fell more than 8%, with Weilai down 9.74%, Xiaopeng down 8.55% and ideal down 9.80%. < / P > < p > specifically, in the trading of US stocks on Thursday, leading technology stocks generally fell, with Apple's share price closing at US $120.99, down 3.48%; Google's parent company alpha's share price closing at US $2031.36, down 3.05%; Amazon's closing at US $3057.16, down 3.24%; Microsoft's closing at US $228.99, down 2.37%; Facebook's closing at US $254.69, down 3.64%; Oracle's closing at US $65.30, IBM rose 0.93% to $122.47, down 0.60%; Netflix fell 1.21% to $546.70; Tesla fell 8.06% to $682.22; twitter rose 3.71%, Uber fell 4.56%; LYFT fell 5.45%. < / P > < p > the leading chip stocks in US stocks fell, with TSMC closing at US $126.00, down 4.76%; NVIDIA closing at US $532.23, down 8.22%; Intel closing at US $60.40, down 4.42%; ASMC closing at US $559.77, down 5.92%; Qualcomm closing at US $135.53, down 3.95%; Broadcom closing at US $457.16, down 4.93%; Texas Instruments closing at US $170.53, down 4.94% %Amd fell 5.20% to US $82.42, applied materials fell 7.23% and micron technology fell 4.76%. < / P > < p > major Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States generally fell, with Alibaba closing at US $240.18, down 4.06%; Jingdong closing at US $93.36, down 3.12%; Baidu closing at US $294.20, down 3.23%; pinduoduo closing at US $171.06, down 4.61%; Weilai closing at US $46.81, down 9.74%; Xiaopeng closing at US $35.40, down 8.55%; ideal closing at US $25.87, down 9.74% It fell 9.80%; BiliBili closed at US $131.84, up 3.70%; tal closed at US $77.67, down 4.51%; iqiyi closed at US $25.26, up 1.57%; follow who closed at US $101.92, up 7.24%; Weibo fell 2.03%; Ctrip fell 2.73%; Auto home fell 3.47%; jinshanyun fell 5.15%; Lujin fell 2.85%. < / P > < p > the yield of us 10-year Treasury bonds soared to 1.6%, which some call "lightning", leading to the rapid decline of major US stock indexes. Subsequently, the yield of us 10-year Treasury bonds fell to about 1.52%, the highest level since February 2020. "It's all about bond yields today," says Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at LPL financial, an investment firm. A brief surge in the yield on the 10-year bond disrupted Apple's move as it panicked the stock market. Will inflation be more serious than most people think? Although the Fed is not worried about this, the market may be. " < / P > < p > < p > this jump also makes the yield of benchmark US bonds higher than the dividend yield of the S & P 500 index, which means that stocks, which are regarded as riskier assets, have lost their premium over bonds. The milestone could exacerbate the sell-off in the stock market as they become less attractive. < / P > < p > high interest rates often hit the technology industry particularly hard because it relies on easy lending to achieve high growth. The NASDAQ index, dominated by technology stocks, has fallen 5.4% this week. Not surprisingly, it will be the second consecutive week for the index to fall. < / P > < p > US Federal Reserve Chairman Colin Powell once stressed that the US Federal Reserve is committed to implementing loose policy and playing down the inflation risk, saying that it may take three years or more to achieve the US Federal Reserve's goal. Even so, US bond yields continued to rise this week. < / P > < p > (Liu Chun)