Scan the QR code with wechat < / P > < p > and share it with friends and circles of friends < / P > < p > on Wednesday, US stocks closed, and the main stock indexes fell across the board. The rise in crude oil prices has exacerbated concerns about inflation p> < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 34358.50, down 448.96 points, or 1.29%; The standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 4456.24, down 1.23%; The Nasdaq composite index closed at 13922.60, down 1.32% p> < p > most large technology stocks fell, with Naifei falling more than 2%, and Google, Microsoft and meta all falling more than 1%; Apple Rose, but not more than 1% p> < p > leading chip stocks generally fell, with micron falling more than 4%, NVIDIA and Qualcomm falling more than 3% p> < p > most electric vehicle stocks fell, Tesla rose 0.52%, rivian fell 2.26% and Faraday fell 4.26% in the future; Weilai rose 0.46%, Xiaopeng rose 0.24% and ideal fell 0.18% p> < p > most e-commerce stocks rose, with Alibaba up 1.96%, jd.com down 0.68% and pinduoduo up 3.93% p> < p > zhonggai online education shares rose or fell, with TAL rising 5.52%, New Oriental rising 2.31%, gaotu falling 3.04% and Netease Youdao falling 0.33% p> < p > other popular Chinese stocks generally rose, including manbang rose 12.55%, BiliBili rose 5.45%, boss direct employment rose 4.14%, Zhihu rose 2.12%, douyu rose 0.43%, baidu rose 0.20% and didi fell 4.75% p> < 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 > crude oil prices rose sharply on the same day, and the price of West Texas light crude oil (WTI), the benchmark in the United States, rose by about 5% to nearly $115 a barrel; The price of Brent crude oil, an international standard, rose more than 5 per cent to $121 a barrel p> < p > on Wednesday us time, the yield of 10-year US Treasury bonds exceeded 2.41%, the first time since May 2019. Earlier this week, US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell vowed to actively deal with inflation. Since then, US bond yields have soared all the way. Last week, the Fed raised interest rates for the first time since 2018 p> < p > Jack Ablin, chief investment officer of cresset capital, an investment company, said: "the market is still trying to find a foothold. It is difficult to judge how rising interest rates will affect inflation, the economy and profit growth. In addition, there will be a war to curb oil prices." (Liu Chun)