#纳指道指周度差距创2002年7月来最大
👉 美股一周分化，币圈跟着缩量
U.S. stocks had a mixed week.
Over the five trading days through October 16, the Nasdaq fell more than 4%.
The S&P 500 dropped about 2%.
The Dow, by contrast, gained 0.7%.
The fear index rose about 30% over the week.
September inflation came in at 3.7%.
August’s reading was 3.4%, in line with expectations.
The data brought no surprises.
The debate has shifted to next week’s policy meeting.
Earnings season split the heavyweight stocks into two camps.
Bank of America was weighed down by a $1.2 billion fine.
JPMorgan’s trading revenue fell year over year.
UnitedHealth raised its full-year guidance.
The four heavyweight stocks moved in three different directions.
The technology sector remained the main drag.
Friday’s losses were reflected in the weekly figures.
Money shifted back and forth between bank stocks and growth stocks.
For crypto, risk appetite is being driven by this inflation reading.
Bitcoin’s 24-hour trading volume thinned further over the weekend.
The gap between the weekly performances of the two major indexes widened to 4.7 percentage points.
The three major indexes diverged, and crypto trading volumes shrank along with them.
Do you think tech stocks will continue to weigh on crypto prices next week? Let’s talk in the comments.
👉 美股一周分化，币圈跟着缩量
U.S. stocks had a mixed week.
Over the five trading days through October 16, the Nasdaq fell more than 4%.
The S&P 500 dropped about 2%.
The Dow, by contrast, gained 0.7%.
The fear index rose about 30% over the week.
September inflation came in at 3.7%.
August’s reading was 3.4%, in line with expectations.
The data brought no surprises.
The debate has shifted to next week’s policy meeting.
Earnings season split the heavyweight stocks into two camps.
Bank of America was weighed down by a $1.2 billion fine.
JPMorgan’s trading revenue fell year over year.
UnitedHealth raised its full-year guidance.
The four heavyweight stocks moved in three different directions.
The technology sector remained the main drag.
Friday’s losses were reflected in the weekly figures.
Money shifted back and forth between bank stocks and growth stocks.
For crypto, risk appetite is being driven by this inflation reading.
Bitcoin’s 24-hour trading volume thinned further over the weekend.
The gap between the weekly performances of the two major indexes widened to 4.7 percentage points.
The three major indexes diverged, and crypto trading volumes shrank along with them.
Do you think tech stocks will continue to weigh on crypto prices next week? Let’s talk in the comments.