Eastern time on Wednesday, the three major U.S. stock indexes collectively closed higher, with the Nasdaq up 1.35%, the S&P 500 up 0.81% and the Dow up 0.39%. Big tech stocks rose across the board, with Tesla up nearly 6% and back above the $800 billion mark; AMD, ARM, ST, AsML rose more than 3%, Google rose more than 2%, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta rose more than 1%, Netflix, Apple rose slightly. Energy stocks were weak, with Caron Oil down more than 7 percent, Marathon Oil, Schlumberger, Apache Oil, Murphy Oil down more than 4 percent, ExxonMobil, Conocophillips, Occidentals down more than 3 percent, and Chevron down more than 2 percent.
Popular Chinese stocks were mixed, with the NASDAQ China Golden Dragon Index down 0.27 percent. Xiaopeng Automobile rose more than 3%, NIO rose more than 2%, New Oriental and Ideal Automobile rose more than 1%, NetEase and UMC rose slightly; Alibaba, iQiyi, JD.com and others fell slightly, while Bilibili and Vipshop fell more than 1%.

International oil prices fell sharply, as of the end of the day, the New York Mercantile Exchange for November delivery of light crude oil futures prices fell 5.01 dollars, closed at 84.22 dollars a barrel, down 5.61%; London Brent crude for December delivery fell $5.11, or 5.62 per cent, to $85.81 a barrel.
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Us September ADP payrolls were 89,000 expected 153,000 versus 177,000
On October 4, the number of ADP jobs in the United States in September was 89,000, the expected 153,000, the previous value of 177,000.
The swaps signal a declining likelihood that the Fed will raise rates again
The swaps signal a declining likelihood that the Fed will raise rates again.
Goldman Sachs, jpmorgan Chase "one voice" : the US interest rate so sharp rise in the financial market will have an accident!
The pause in interest rate hikes that Wall Street has been hoping for has been disappointed. Instead, the grim "taller and longer". Two of Wall Street's biggest banks have already sounded the alarm: analysts at Goldman Sachs and jpmorgan Chase both said that a continued rise in interest rates could threaten the financial stability of the United States.
Global Watch | McCarthy becomes the first House speaker ousted in U.S. history, warning of more turmoil ahead
After McCarthy's ouster, the divided US Congress could be plunged into even greater chaos. On the evening of October 3, local time, former Speaker of the House of Representatives McCarthy said at a press conference that he would not run for re-election as Speaker of the House. House Republicans will meet on Wednesday to vote for a new House speaker. The selection of a new speaker of the House is likely to face another challenging process, given the hard-line stance of ultra-conservatives in the Republican Party. Moody's, the only major credit rating agency that currently gives the United States its highest rating, warned in late September that its confidence in the United States was wavering because of concerns about government "governance."
Three quantum dot scientists have been awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
At 17:45 Beijing time on October 4, in Stockholm, the Swedish capital, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced that The 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Moungi G. Bawendi, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Louis E. Brus, a professor at Columbia University, and Alexei Ikimov, a scientist at the nanocrystal Technology Company Ekimov, the three will share the prize in recognition of their contributions to the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.
Company news

Microsoft announced that the DALL-E 3 model is available to all Bing Chat users
On October 3, Microsoft announced on its official website that OpenAI's latest DALL-E 3 model is now available to all Bing Chat and Bing Image Creator users. DALL-E 3 is the third version of OpenAI's image generation model.
Intel plans to spin off its Programmable Solutions business unit and IPO it
Intel Corporation announced on October 3 that it intends to spin off its Programmable Solutions Business unit (PSG) into a separate company and IPO for it within the next two to three years. PSG is expected to begin operating independently on January 1, with Intel continuing to provide support. Intel expects to report PSG as a separate business unit when it releases its first-quarter 2024 earnings.
Eli Lilly executive team changes Mike Mason, president of Diabetes and Obesity, retires at the end of the year
On October 4, Eli Lilly announced changes to its executive leadership team on its official website. Michael Mason, executive vice president and president of Eli Lilly's Diabetes and Obesity division, will retire at the end of 2023.
Visit Huaqiang North: iPhone 15 lack of selling points Apple used machine prices do not fall on the rise
Apple iPhone 15, Huawei Mate 60 Pro and other listings triggered a wave of new machine purchases, and the second-hand market showed another scene. The first financial reporter recently visited Shenzhen Huaqiang North second-hand mobile phone market to learn that a number of old Apple mobile phones are hot, after the sale of iPhone 15, a number of old models not only did not cut prices, but also increased prices recently.
"Game breaker" Li Bin
It can be found that in the 12 key technology areas released, there are many highlights, such as NIO's first chip - LiDAR main control chip "Yang Jian" will be mass produced, and Tianshu SkyOS is the first intelligent electric vehicle full-domain operating system developed by car companies in the automotive industry and released.