Share the QR code < / P > < p > with wechat scanning code to friends and circle of friends < / P > < p > on Wednesday, US stocks closed, and all major stock indexes fell. Large retailers continued to report strong earnings, but investors remained concerned about US inflation p> < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 35931.05, down 211.17 points, or 0.58%, about 1.7% lower than the historical peak; The S & P 500 index closed at 4688.67, down 0.26%; The Nasdaq composite index closed at 15921.57, down 0.33% p> < p > most large technology stocks rose, and the shares of apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Netflix all rose, of which Apple rose more than 1%; Google and Facebook shares fell, but neither fell more than 1% p> < p > leading chip stocks fluctuated. NVIDIA's share price fell more than 3%, and the company is about to release its third quarter earnings p> < p > electric vehicle stocks generally fell, and Tesla's share price rose 3.25% against the trend, continuing to rebound from the cumulative decline of 15.4% last week; Rivian fell 15.08%, Weilai fell 2.46%, Xiaopeng fell 3.40%, ideal fell 1.77%, Faraday fell 4.42% in the future p> < p > zhonggai e-commerce stocks generally fell, Alibaba fell 4.07%, JD fell 3.01% and pinduoduo fell 4.46% p> < p > zhonggai online education stocks were mixed, with New Oriental rising 2.33%, tal rising 1.57%, gaotu falling 1.59% and Netease Youdao falling 3.45% p> < p > other popular Chinese stocks generally fell, including BiliBili fell 8.98%, Betta fell 8.12%, baidu fell 5.52%, Didi fell 4.00%, Zhihu fell 3.23%, boss direct employment fell 2.04% and manbang fell 1.98% p> < p > specifically, the main technology stocks in U.S. stocks are as follows: < / P > < p > the main chip stocks in U.S. stocks are as follows: < / P > < p > the main Chinese stocks listed in the United States were as follows: < / P > < p > U.S. stocks performed more positively yesterday, and the three major stock indexes rose. Due to economic data and corporate financial reports, U.S. consumers are still increasing spending despite rising prices. As of Wednesday's close, the S & P 500 index and Nasdaq index still rose this week, while the Dow Jones index lagged behind p> < p > < p > Jeff Currie, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, said in a report: "the market seems to be considering issues such as inflation, growth and profit margin. Some of the largest retailers in the United States released their third quarter earnings this week. Although the performance is still good, the profit margin is facing increasing pressure under the influence of supply chain problems and labor shortage." < / P > < p > Keith Buchanan, portfolio manager of global investments, an investment company, said: "the level of consumer spending and economic activity exceeded expectations. However, for the largest physical retailer in the United States, the rising cost of operating these businesses exceeded strong consumer spending." < / P > < P > however, Buchanan pointed out that, Investors expect holiday shopping to last until the end of the year. They are considering how long the good times can last and what 2022 will look like. (Liu Chun)