On Thursday, US time, major stock indexes of US stocks closed up across the board, with the Dow rising for the fifth consecutive day, led by technology stocks. The GDP of the United States in the fourth quarter was slightly stronger than expected, which boosted investors' confidence that the US economy may achieve a soft landing in 2023.

The Dow Jones index closed at 33,949.41,up 205.57 points, or 0.6 1%. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at 4060.43, with an increase of1.10%; Nasdaq index closed at11512.4438+0, up 1.76%.

Large technology stocks generally rose, Meta rose more than 4%, Microsoft rose more than 3%, Google and Amazon rose more than 2%, and Apple rose more than 1%.

Chip leading stocks generally rose, with NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Broadcom and Micron gaining more than 2%.

Most of the leading stocks of new energy vehicles rose, Tesla rose 10.97%, and the market value returned to above 500 billion US dollars. The company's revenue and profit reached a new high in the fourth quarter; Rivian fell by 2.03%, Faraday fell by 6.95% in the future; Weilai rose by 4.64%, Tucki rose by 4.8 1%, and the ideal rose by 8.89%.

Among the leading e-commerce stocks in China, Alibaba rose 0.27%, JD.COM rose 2.82% and Pinduoduo rose 8.47%.

Among other popular Chinese stocks, Zhihu rose 9.82%, Bi Li Bi Li rose 8. 14%, car home rose 3.22%, Baidu rose 3. 13%, boss direct employment rose 3.09%, Ctrip rose 0.83% and New Oriental rose 0.50%.

Specifically, the main technology stocks in the US stock market are as follows:

The main chip stocks in the US stock market are as follows:

Popular China stocks listed in the United States performed as follows:

According to the data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, in the fourth quarter of 2022, the annual GDP growth rate of the United States was 2.9%, higher than the market expectation of 2.6%, but slower than the growth rate of 3.2% in the third quarter. After the negative growth in the first two quarters of 2022, the GDP of the United States increased at a higher rate than the normal level for two consecutive quarters.

Carol Schleif, chief investment officer of BMO Family Office, an investment institution, said: "Thursday's GDP report shows that although the Federal Reserve has taken active measures to curb inflation, the (US) economy is still relatively strong."

The market welcomes the latest GDP data, which shows that the US economy may achieve a soft landing instead of falling into recession. In addition, due to the decline in inflation data in the United States, investors are increasingly hopeful that the Fed will slow down interest rate hikes.

But some strategists are also worried that the current economic data may not yet show the full effect of the Fed's interest rate hike.

Chris Grisanti, chief equity strategist of MAI Capital Management, a capital management company, said: "The economy is like a moving ocean liner, but I do think that the GDP report is a bit like looking in the rearview mirror. About a year ago, the Federal Reserve began to raise interest rates. They (raising interest rates) will take a year to 18 months to really take effect, so I think by the middle of this year, we will see a slowdown in the market, and by the middle of this year, GDP is likely to show negative growth. "

Investors are also concerned about the latest batch of corporate financial reports released on Wednesday night and before Thursday's close, which helped boost the market outlook after Microsoft released disappointing performance and prospects earlier this week.

In other economic data, although the technology, finance and media industries have released more layoffs reports, the US labor market has also shown strong signs. The number of people applying for unemployment benefits in the United States fell to the lowest level since April last week.

(Liu Chun)