Share with friends and circle of friends with wechat scanning QR code < / P > < p > on Thursday, US stock closed, major stock indexes fell sharply, and the S & P 500 index hit the worst month since the outbreak of the global epidemic crisis. In the past September, stocks were turbulent due to COVID-19, inflation and the budget deadlock in Washington. p> < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 33843.92, down 546.80 points, or 1.59%; The standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 4307.54, down 1.19%; The Nasdaq composite index, dominated by technology stocks, closed at 14448.58, down 0.44% < p > < / P > < p > large technology stocks generally fell, and the shares of apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Facebook all fell, but the decline was no more than 1%; Naifei's share price rose by more than 1% < p > electric vehicle stocks were mixed, Tesla fell 0.75%, Weilai rose 1.42%, Xiaopeng rose 2.87%, ideal rose 2.18%, and Faraday fell 0.63% in the future < p > Zhongyu e-commerce stocks generally rose, with Alibaba rising 0.32%, JD rising 0.87% and pinduoduo rising 1.81% < p > zhonggai online education stocks generally rose, with New Oriental rising 10.81%, tal rising 9.75%, gaotu rising 9.64% and Netease Youdao rising 7.95% < p > other popular Chinese stocks generally rose, including Betta rose 6.47%, Zhihu rose 5.01%, BiliBili rose 2.78%, manbang rose 1.79%, boss direct employment rose 1.47%, baidu rose 1.20% and didi rose 0.13% < p > 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 medium cap stocks listed in the United States is as follows: < / P > < p > in September, the Dow Jones index fell by 4.3%, the worst month in 2021; The S & P 500 index has fallen 4.8%, the worst month since the outbreak of COVID-19 in March 2020. The Nasdaq composite index fell 5.3%, the worst month since March 2020 < p > ed Yardeni, President and chief investment strategist of Yardeni research, a market research company, said: "September is indeed worthy of its reputation. The return on the stock portfolio fell, but it is not too bad. Many people worry that the rise in wages, energy prices and transportation costs will put pressure on corporate profits for the rest of this year and even 2022. But so far, analysts are still relatively optimistic." < / P > < p > < p > technology stocks outperformed the market on Thursday, but the NASDAQ index fell for the fifth consecutive trading day. The yield of 10-year US Treasury bonds broke through the 1.567% mark earlier this week, which hit technology stocks. < / P > < p > concerns about inflation and the Fed's hint that it will soon begin to reduce the scale of asset purchases during the epidemic have led to rising US bond yields , this is seen as a negative factor for technology stocks because they make future profits less attractive to investors. < / P > < p > the decline in September led to a weak performance of U.S. stocks throughout the third quarter. In the third quarter, the Dow Jones index fell 1.9% and the Nasdaq composite index fell 0.4%. The S & P 500 index continued to rise slightly and is still up nearly 15% so far this year. < / P >

(Liu Chun)