Overnight news on July 24: The Dow closed down 500 points, Brent crude oil stood above the $100 mark, the United States announced new tariff measures, and Intel rose more than 13% after the market
Special topic: Multiple positive resonances highlight the mid- to long-term resilience of A-shares Closing on July 24: The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 500 points, Brent crude oil broke through the $100 mark, and Tesla fell more than 14% Top 20 U.S. stocks by trading volume on July 24: Tesla’s stock price fell 14.5% due to poor performance On July 24, most popular Chinese concept stocks fell, with TSMC falling 1.36% and Alibaba falling 2.15%. Commodities review: Crude oil surges above $100 per barrel, gold and copper fall European bond market: European bonds fall as rising oil prices boost expectations for interest rate hikes The United States announces new tariff measures that will take effect on the 24th The United States threatens to launch unprecedented strikes. Iran and Houthi armed forces: ready for war The United States pressures Saudi Arabia to sign the "Abraham Accord" or else the nuclear deal will be "invalid" 25 U.S. states sue Trump administration over linking disaster relief funds to electoral system reform US military says naval blockade of Iran has forced 12 merchant ships to reroute US Senate rejects resolution limiting Trump's war powers against Iraq Trump says he is "seriously considering" restarting large-scale war against Iran ECB warns war in Middle East will lead to continued high inflation Japanese yen hits new low against US dollar EU official: The 21st round of sanctions against Russia is the largest in four years Lagarde promises not to leave office before 2027, and the selection of a new president of the European Central Bank may start soon Intel's U.S. stocks rose more than 13% after the bell Intel's Q2 revenue increased by 25% year-on-year, GAAP turned a profit and non-GAAP performance exceeded expectations Musk signals Tesla to deepen cooperation with SpaceX, but refuses to discuss it SAP Q2 cloud business revenue increased by 22%, net profit increased by 26%, and the full-year non-IFRS operating profit forecast was lowered Tesla's second-quarter results fell short of expectations, causing stock price to fall. Short-sellers may make more than 4 billion in a single day Tesla stock price may hit its biggest single-day drop since June 2025 Blackstone's distributable income surged 26% in the second quarter as AI-related investment and asset exit gains boosted performance Alphabet's 100-year bond fell below 90% of face value for the first time. Super-large cloud service provider bond credit interest rate Google Cloud CEO: Customers’ actual spending was 50% higher than the contract commitment, and cloud business performance significantly exceeded expectations AMD launches new data center products to challenge NVIDIA, targeting $2 trillion market pie The artificial intelligence company OpenAI was sued for illegal medical practice due to misleading diagnosis and treatment by artificial intelligence, which almost killed the user. Albertsons warned that weakening grocery consumption will drag down revenue and profits, and the stock price plummeted 23.87 Morgan Stanley: 10-year Japanese government bonds are worth buying at an “eye-popping” 3% level Royal Bank of Canada: As the situation in the Middle East worsens, oil prices may soar above $128 The influx of safe-haven funds has pushed the U.S. dollar to strengthen, and major non-U.S. currencies are generally under pressure The European Central Bank assesses the risks of skyrocketing energy prices, and traders predict that the central bank will raise interest rates in September. Bullish sentiment among retail investors fell to lowest level since September last year Is basis trading “dead”? Hedge funds’ favorite U.S. bond betting strategy shows signs of weakness U.S. 10-year TIPS bid yield hits record high since 2008 Cramer admits: It’s hard to find reasons to buy in the current market The short-sighted stock market can no longer turn a blind eye to the risk of war: oil prices stand at $100 External headlines on July 24: The European Central Bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.25%. Intel’s Q2 revenue increased by 25% year-on-year. Morgan Stanley said Japanese government bonds are worth buying. Inflation risks and a strong labor market surge as the Fed raises interest rates and U.S. bond prices fall for four consecutive days Benefiting from strong demand for artificial intelligence computing power, Intel's third-quarter revenue outlook exceeds expectations Geographical risks superimpose capital expenditure concerns, and the market value of U.S. technology giants evaporated by nearly 800 billion in a single day The U.S. slams the EU for imposing heavy fines on Google and offering loans to Airbus, saying it would harm the stability of transatlantic trade. Open a futures account on Sina's cooperative platform, safe, fast and guaranteed