overnight stock market
Target: Shanghai Composite Index, up or down -0.62% on Friday, up or down 1.34% this week
Target: Shenzhen Component Index, up or down -0.81% on Friday, up or down 0.61% this week
Target: Hang Seng Index, up or down -1.68% on Friday, up or down 3.43% this week
Target: Nikkei 225, up or down 1.29% on Friday, up or down -0.22% this week
Target: South Korea's KOSPI, up or down -0.63% on Friday, up or down -1.13% this week
Target: Germany DAX30, up or down -1.72% on Friday, up or down -1.76% this week
Target: FTSE 100, up or down -0.37% on Friday, up or down -1.57% this week
Target: French CAC40, up or down -1.78% on Friday, up or down -2.18% this week
Target: Euro Stoxx 50, up or down -1.86% on Friday, up or down -2.25% this week
Target: Dow Jones Index, up or down -1.02% on Friday, up or down -2.99% this week
Target: S&P 500 Index, up or down -1.05% on Friday, up or down -2.67% this week
Target: Nasdaq index, up or down -1.69% on Friday, up or down -3.33% this week
European and American stock markets fell collectively on Friday. From a weekly perspective, the major stock indexes all recorded losses
In terms of U.S. stocks, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 had their largest weekly decline since the second week of December last year, and the Dow had its largest weekly decline since late September last year
commodity market
Target: NYMEX WTI crude oil, up or down 1.23% on Friday, up or down 0.14% this week
Target: ICE Brent crude oil, up or down 1.16% on Friday, up or down 0.22% this week
Target: COMEX gold, up or down -0.53% on Friday, up or down -1.22% this week
Target: COMEX silver, up or down -2.33% on Friday, up or down -4.46% this week
Target: NYMEX natural gas, up or down 6.37% on Friday, up or down 15.90% this week
Target: Bitcoin, up or down -3.95% on Friday, up or down -6.38% this week
Target: LME copper, up or down -2.30% on Friday, up or down -3.21% this week
Target: LME aluminum, up or down -1.96% on Friday, up or down -1.61% this week
Target: LME zinc, up or down -2.26% on Friday, up or down -3.01% this week
Target: LME nickel, up or down -3.79% on Friday, up or down -5.31% this week
Target: CBOT corn, up or down -1.52% on Friday, up or down -4.09% this week
Target: CBOT wheat, up or down -3.83% on Friday, up or down -7.84% this week
Target: CBOT soybeans, up or down -0.52% on Friday, up or down 0.13% this week
International oil prices rose. The price of light crude oil futures for April delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose by US$0.93 to close at US$76.32 a barrel, an increase of 1.23%. The price of London Brent crude oil futures for April delivery rose US$0.95. It closed at $83.16 a barrel, an increase of 1.16%. According to data released on the 24th by Baker Hughes, an American oilfield technical service company, the number of active oil rigs in the United States this week was 600, a decrease of 7 from the previous month and an increase of 78 from the same period last year.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures market, the most active April gold futures price fell by US$9.7 from the previous trading day to close at US$1,817.1 an ounce, a decrease of 0.53%. Market analysts believe that higher-than-expected inflation data pushed up the U.S. dollar index and U.S. Treasury yields, causing gold prices to fall on the day. Silver futures for March delivery fell 49.6 cents, or 2.33%, to settle at $20.81 an ounce.
Corn, wheat and soybean futures fell across the board on the Chicago Board of Trade. The May contract, the most active in the corn market, closed at $6.4925 per bushel, down 10 cents, or 1.52%, from the previous trading day; the May contract on wheat closed at $7.2175 per bushel, down 28.75 cents from the previous trading day cents, a decrease of 3.83%; soybean May contract closed at $15.1925 per bushel, down 8 cents, or 0.52%, from the previous trading day.