
Three major nuclear bombs tonight: FOMC + Microsoft & Meta earnings + Iran intercepts oil tankers!
📊 US stock pre-market divergence - Dow Jones futures +0.06%, Nasdaq futures -0.03%, S&P futures +0.21%. Large-cap tech stocks mostly rise in pre-market trading, with Microsoft +1% and Meta +0.86%. Memory chips continue to face pressure, with SanDisk falling over 3%. Ford Motor pre-market +3.9% (raised full-year profit forecast), Seagate Technology +4.85%.
🛢️ Oil rebound - WTI rose 3.29% to $81.87, Brent crude rose 2.95% to $84.50. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced today that it intercepted three "non-compliant" oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz! Geopolitical risks have not subsided far from dissipating.
🥇 Gold rebound - London spot gold rose 0.39% to $4,043.99.
🇭🇰 HK stocks strong three consecutive rises - Hang Seng Index rose 497 points (+2%) to close at 25,807 today, with turnover of 312.2 billion, breaking through the 250-day bull-bear line. Li Auto +9.9%, Xiaomi +9% led the gains.
🇪🇺 European stocks three consecutive rises — UK stocks +0.83%, German stocks +0.41%, French stocks +0.63%.
🔥 Three major nuclear bombs tonight:
① 02:00 AM FOMC decision - Expected to hold rates steady for the fifth consecutive time (3.50%-3.75%), but there may be dissenting votes
② 04:00 AM Microsoft + Meta earnings - After investing hundreds of billions of dollars in AI, the market awaits commercialization answers
③ Iran intercepts oil tankers - Situation in the Strait of Hormuz heats up again
Sister Shuang's Viewpoint: Tonight is destined to be sleepless. The uncertainty of FOMC + tech earnings + geopolitical risks triple overlap. It is recommended to control positions and wait until all news drops in the early morning before taking action.
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