The three major indexes of US stocks collectively closed down. At the close, the Dow dropped 509.72 points, or 1.84%, to 27 147.70. Nasdaq index fell 14.48 points, or 0. 13%, to 10778.80 points. The S&P 500 index fell 38.4 1 point, or 1. 1.06%, to 328 1.06 point.

Aviation stocks and silver stocks were among the top losers, with Delta Air Lines and Le Mo Air China falling more than 9% and Pan American Silver falling more than 5%. The late rise in technology stocks helped narrow the decline in the index. AMD and Gauss Electronics rose more than 4%, Apple and Nye soared more than 3%, and Tesla, Wal-Mart and Oracle Bone Inscriptions all rose more than 1%.

2. European stocks

Major indexes of European stock markets closed down sharply. Germany's DAX30 index fell 4.37% to 12542.44 points; Britain's FTSE 100 index fell 3.38% to 5804.29 points; The French CAC40 index fell 3.74% to 4792.04 points; Italy's FTSE index fell 3.75% to 18793.35.

3. golden

Comex 65438+February gold futures closed down $565438 +0.50, or 2.6%, to $65438 +09 10.60 per ounce, the lowest closing price since July.

4. Oil

Due to the expected gradual recovery of Libyan crude oil export and the rebound of epidemic situation in Europe and other places, the prospect of oil demand is under pressure, and the international oil price 2 1 has fallen sharply. WTI 65438+1October crude oil futures closed down 1.80 USD, or 4.38%, to 39.3 1 USD/barrel. Brent165438+1October crude oil futures closed down 1.7 1 USD, down 3.96% to 4 1.44 USD/barrel.