Market Overview - Major indices ended lower, breaking a five-day upward trend, with the Dow Jones down 427.09 points (0.90%) at 47289.33 points, the Nasdaq down 89.76 points (0.38%) at 23275.92 points, and the S&P 500 down 36.46 points (0.53%) at 6812.63 points [1] - Bitcoin fell over 4%, trading at 86635.71 USD, briefly dipping below the 84000 USD mark [2] - European markets also saw declines, with Germany's DAX30 down 235.66 points (0.99%) at 23592.59 points and the UK's FTSE 100 down 17.66 points (0.18%) at 9702.85 points [1] Commodities - Crude oil prices increased, with NYMEX light crude for January delivery up 0.77 USD (1.32%) at 59.32 USD per barrel, and Brent crude for February delivery up 0.79 USD (1.27%) at 63.17 USD per barrel [2] - Spot gold rose by 0.28% to 4232.12 USD, while silver prices have increased significantly, with expectations that silver's growth will surpass that of gold [3] Economic Indicators - The US ISM Manufacturing PMI for November fell to 48.2 from 48.7 in October, marking the ninth consecutive month of contraction in the manufacturing sector [3] - The manufacturing sector, which constitutes 10.1% of the US economy, is facing pressures from declining orders and rising raw material costs [3] Federal Reserve Insights - The Federal Reserve reported that the banking system maintains strong capital levels but is closely monitoring commercial real estate loans due to rising interest rates and tightening underwriting standards [4] - Bank of America adjusted its forecast, now predicting a 25 basis point rate cut in December, with further cuts expected in 2026 [5] Company News - Microsoft views Europe as a key region for its AI strategy, emphasizing the need for digital sovereignty and investment in technology [8] - Tesla's sales in Europe continue to decline, with a 58% drop in France and significant decreases in Denmark and Sweden, although Norway saw a 175% increase in registrations [8]
隔夜美股 | 三大指数收跌 苹果(AAPL.US)触及历史新高