Five things traders need to know today 📉 US stocks resumed the selloff on Thursday as Treasury yields continued to rise on better-than-expected jobless claims and retail sales. Tech and energy sector were the biggest underperformers overnight. European and Asian indices were mostly in red. 🔻 Gold fell below $1,700 and closed at 2.5-year low of $1,664.63. WTI (SpotCrude) lost nearly 4% to $85.19 on worries of global oil demand in Q4. Ethereum plunged by 10% to $1,471 after the network upgrade or Merge was completed. 💲 The US dollar index (USDX) held steady above 109, with the two-year Treasury yield surging to 3.867%. Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is under spotlight tonight. USDJPY was slightly up to 143.47. FX intervention is likely be discussed on next week’s BoJ meeting.

Silver price extended its losses for the second consecutive day after hitting a nine-month high around $24.54 on Tuesday, plunging more than 2%. Robust labor market data in the United States (US) increased speculations for further tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed), as shown by US Treasury yields rising. Therefore, the XAG/USD is trading at $23.20 after hitting a daily high of $23.91. US employment data dampened traders’ mood. Private hiring increased in December, as the ADP Employment Change report showed the US economy added 2345K jobs crushing estimates. Some minutes following the release, the US Department of Labor (DoL) revealed that Initial Jobless Claims for the last week fell to their lowest level since late September, at 204K vs. 225K estimated. The same report flashed Contin

Credit Suisse U.S. stocks fell nearly 5% before the market, today foreign media rumors that the company is on the verge of bankruptcy. Tesla fell more than 5%, third quarter deliveries of 343,800 units, less than market expectations. Benefiting from higher oil prices, oil stocks are higher in pre-market, with Marathon Oil up 4%, Chevron up over 3% and Occidental Petroleum up over 2%. Faraday Future extended its pre-market decline to 10% after the company's board recommended a vote in favor of a reverse stock split proposal.

The three major U.S. stock futures indexes expanded, the international oil prices continued to rise throughout the day, with both the cloth oil and U.S. oil up more than 4%. In terms of individual stocks in the sector, Credit Suisse U.S. stocks fell nearly 5% before the market, today foreign media rumors that the company is on the verge of bankruptcy. Tesla fell more than 5%, third quarter deliveries of 343,800 units, less than market expectations. Benefiting from higher oil prices, oil stocks are higher in pre-market, with Marathon Oil up 4%, Chevron up over 3% and Occidental Petroleum up over 2%. Faraday Future extended its pre-market decline to 10% after the company's board recommended a vote in favor of a reverse stock split proposal. In addition, according to data released by S&

“Risky assets are struggling as Powell’s fight against inflation will remain aggressive even as it will trigger an economic slowdown,” says Edward Moya, a senior market analyst at brokerage firm Oanda.​ Experts point to a potential recession, rising interest rates, the war in Ukraine, and stubbornly high inflation as reasons for why we’re seeing slumping prices in the stock and crypto markets. Crypto has been increasingly tracking the stock market lately, which makes it even more intertwined with macroeconomic factors, experts say.

U.S. stock index futures fell in pre-market trading on Friday (7th) after data showed that the U.S. labor market was very strong in September, with most sub-data stronger than expected. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: The change in total nonfarm payrolls in July was revised up by 11,000 to 537,000 from 526,000; the total number of nonfarm payrolls in August was unchanged at 315,000. On a revised basis, employment growth in July and August combined was 11,000 higher than previously reported. However, the year-on-year decline in average hourly earnings fell from 5.2% to 5.0%, and the monthly rate remained unchanged at 0.3%. After the data was released, stock index futures plunged, and Dow futures fell below the 30,000-point mark; US dollar index futures jumped, returning to above the 112 ma

“Risky assets are struggling as Powell’s fight against inflation will remain aggressive even as it will trigger an economic slowdown,” says Edward Moya, a senior market analyst at brokerage firm Oanda.​ Experts point to a potential recession, rising interest rates, the war in Ukraine, and stubbornly high inflation as reasons for why we’re seeing slumping prices in the stock and crypto markets. Crypto has been increasingly tracking the stock market lately, which makes it even more intertwined with macroeconomic factors, experts say.

U.S. stock index futures fell in pre-market trading on Friday (7th) after data showed that the U.S. labor market was very strong in September, with most sub-data stronger than expected. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: The change in total nonfarm payrolls in July was revised up by 11,000 to 537,000 from 526,000; the total number of nonfarm payrolls in August was unchanged at 315,000. On a revised basis, employment growth in July and August combined was 11,000 higher than previously reported. However, the year-on-year decline in average hourly earnings fell from 5.2% to 5.0%, and the monthly rate remained unchanged at 0.3%. After the data was released, stock index futures plunged, and Dow futures fell below the 30,000-point mark; US dollar index futures jumped, returning to above the 112 ma

Before the U.S. stock market opened, the three major futures fell short-term after the data was released. Nasdaq futures fell 1.33%, S&P 500 futures fell 0.60%, and Dow futures fell 0.30%. Chip stocks did not do well, with AMD leading the decline, falling more than 5% before the market, while Nvidia, Intel, and TSMC all fell nearly 3%. In terms of ETFs, 3 times short semiconductor ETF $SOXS rose more than 7% in pre-market, 2 times short Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF $KOLD rose more than 3% pre-market.

【Hong Kong stock market information】 On September 30, Hong Kong Hang Seng Index closed up 0.33%, down 3.96% for the week, down 13.69% in September, down 21.21% in the third quarter; Hang Seng Technology Index fell 0.93%, down 3.89% for the week, down 19.27% in September, down 29.16% in the third quarter. Property stocks led the rise, Beyoncé, Fuli Real Estate rose more than 8%. The large financial sector rose, with Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Life and Ping An of China up more than 2%.