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U.S. stocks continue to fall under the storm of interest rate hikes, the Nasdaq falls 2%, oil stocks are among the top losers, Tesla falls more than 4% U.S. stocks continued to decline amid the Fed rate hike storm. On Friday, September 23, U.S. stocks continued to fall after opening lower collectively. In early trading, the Nasdaq fell by more than 2%, the S&P fell by 1.8%, and the Dow fell by more than 400 points and more than 1%. [The following quotation is updated at 22:10] GBP/USD fell below the 1.10 mark, hitting a low of 1.0995, continuing to brush a new low since March 1985, with an intraday drop of 2.2%. [The following quotation is updated at 22:05] Tesla's stock price continued to fall, with a drop of more than 4%. Tesla is said to be recalling nearly 1.1 million vehicles in the United States because the window lift system of some models may not respond correctly when it detects an obstacle, potentially trapping a person's finger. Other popular technology stocks also continued to fall, Amazon fell 3.4%, Netflix fell nearly 3%, and Apple fell more than 2%. [Updated at 21:40] Oil stocks were among the top losers, with Marathon Oil down nearly 7%, Equinor and Total down over 5%, Exxon Mobil down over 4%, and Occidental Oil down nearly 4%. New energy vehicle stocks fell, with Xiaopeng Motors down about 5% and Tesla down about 2%. Star technology stocks generally fell, with Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Microsoft all down more than 1%. This article is from Wall Street News, welcome to download the APP to see more |