Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 10 1 point to 2 169 1 point, a decrease of 0.5%; Standard & Poor's 500 index futures fell 12.70 points to 243 1.25 points, a decrease of 0.5%; Nasdaq 100 index futures fell 44.25 points, or 0.8%, to 5800.50 points.
After North Korea launched a missile on Tuesday morning, American stock index futures began to fall, which was regarded as a direct provocation.
Richard Perry, a market analyst at Hantec Markets, said, "This launch has had an impact on the market and the risk appetite has been hit. Safe haven assets such as gold, US Treasury bonds and Japanese yen are all rising, while the US dollar and the stock market have become victims. "
Trump said on Tuesday, "All options are on the table."
Gold futures rose 10.20 USD to 1325.50 USD/oz, with an increase of 0.8 1%, the highest since last September. The yield of 10 US Treasury bonds fell by 6 basis points to 2.097%, falling below 2. 10% for the first time since last year.
European and Asian stock markets all fell. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 1.28%.
After the missile was launched, the volatility index of the Chicago Board Options Exchange once rose by 25%, and now it rises by 2 1% to 13.75.
The US dollar index fell 0.5% to 9 1.759, the lowest since 20 15 and 1.