纳斯达克中国金龙指数收涨2.07%；上海与香港将签署《沪港国际金融中心协同发展行动方案》——《投资早参》

Market News - US stock market opened higher with all three major indices closing up; Nasdaq rose by 1.52%, S&P 500 increased by 0.94%, and Dow Jones gained 0.75% [1] - Major tech stocks saw gains, with Meta and Intel rising nearly 3%, while Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Netflix, and Google increased by over 1% [1] - International gold prices fell, with spot gold down by 1.45% to $3383.62 per ounce, and COMEX gold futures down by 1.40% to $3404.30 per ounce [1] - International oil prices weakened, with US crude oil main contract down by 2.06% to $71.48 per barrel, and Brent crude oil main contract down by 1.68% to $72.98 per barrel [1] - European stock indices closed higher, with Germany's DAX up by 0.78%, France's CAC40 up by 0.75%, and UK's FTSE 100 up by 0.28% [1] Industry Insights - The 2025 Lujiazui Forum will be held in Shanghai on June 18-19, where Shanghai and Hong Kong will sign the "Shanghai-Hong Kong International Financial Center Collaborative Development Action Plan" [2] - The demand for stablecoins is expected to increase with the growth of the digital asset market, as they offer high payment efficiency and low costs [2] - The implementation of the "Stablecoin Regulation" will attract more investor attention and business development opportunities for companies in the stablecoin industry chain [2] - The quantum computing industry is at a critical turning point, with significant advancements expected between 2025-2030, potentially reaching a market size of hundreds of billions [3] - China's first superconducting quantum computing measurement and control system has been delivered, supporting the development of larger-scale quantum computers [3] - The EU plans to invest €241 billion (approximately $278 billion) to expand its nuclear energy program, aiming to increase installed nuclear capacity by 11 GW by 2050 [4] - The global demand for clean energy is rising, and nuclear power is becoming increasingly important in the energy structure [4] - China's nuclear power construction is accelerating, with a record number of new approvals expected by 2024, focusing on third and fourth-generation technologies [5]