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Market Overview - US stock indices fell on Monday, ending a five-day winning streak, with the Dow Jones down 427.09 points (0.90%) at 47289.33 points, the Nasdaq down 0.38% at 23275.92 points, and the S&P 500 down 0.53% at 6812.63 points [3] - The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX) rose 5.5% to 17.23 [3] - The rise in US Treasury yields was influenced by comments from the Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda, indicating conditions may be suitable for potential interest rate hikes [3] Technology Sector - Nvidia announced a $2 billion investment in semiconductor design software supplier Synopsys, leading to a 4.9% increase in Synopsys' stock price and a 1.6% rise in Nvidia's stock [3] - Major tech stocks showed mixed performance, with Google down 1.5%, Meta and Microsoft down 1.1%, Oracle down 0.5%, while Amazon rose 0.3% and Apple increased by 1.5% [3] Retail Sector - With the onset of Cyber Monday, large retailers became market focal points, with Adobe Analytics estimating online sales on that day to reach $14.2 billion [5] - Walmart's stock rose nearly 1%, reaching a historical high [5] Cryptocurrency Market - Cryptocurrency-related stocks weakened, with Bitcoin prices dropping significantly below $85,000, and the total cryptocurrency market cap losing over $1 trillion since its peak of approximately $4.3 trillion [6] - Strategy, the largest cryptocurrency holding institution, saw its stock drop by as much as 12% during the day, citing weak Bitcoin performance as a reason for lowering its 2025 profit forecast [6] Economic Data - The US manufacturing index from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) fell to 48.2% in November from 48.7% in October, marking a four-month low and indicating a contraction in manufacturing for the ninth consecutive month [8] - International oil prices rose, with WTI crude oil increasing by 1.32% to $59.32 per barrel and Brent crude oil rising by 1.27% to $63.17 per barrel [9] - Gold prices also saw an upward trend, with COMEX gold futures for December delivery rising by 0.50% to $4239.30 per ounce [9]