ETNet News Agency reported on the 28th: U.S. stocks rose across the board last Friday (25th), with AI-related shares performing well and oil prices retreating, improving market risk appetite. Investors are also watching the follow-up developments after the China-U.S. summit, with both sides releasing their own lists of outcomes. The Dow Jones closed up 478.64 points or 0.93%, at 51828.62 points; the S&P 500 rose 39.28 points or 0.51%, at 7743.41 points; the Nasdaq gained 129.34 points or 0.48%, at 27068.72 points. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index closed at 24642, up 132 points or 0.5%, with turnover of HK$177.5 billion.
Regarding major economic events around the world, at 6:00pm tonight Hong Kong time, Bank of England Deputy Governor Ramsden will deliver a speech on quantitative tightening at an event jointly hosted by the central bank and the Macro Finance and Monetary Society.
On the data front, at 10:30pm tonight, the U.S. will release the September Dallas Fed Manufacturing Outlook Survey's business activity index, expected to decline from 11.6 to 8.2. (wa)
Regarding major economic events around the world, at 6:00pm tonight Hong Kong time, Bank of England Deputy Governor Ramsden will deliver a speech on quantitative tightening at an event jointly hosted by the central bank and the Macro Finance and Monetary Society.
On the data front, at 10:30pm tonight, the U.S. will release the September Dallas Fed Manufacturing Outlook Survey's business activity index, expected to decline from 11.6 to 8.2. (wa)
