NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index(.HXC.US)

Overnight U.S. Stocks | Dow Jones and S&P 500 Index Hit New Highs, Statue of Liberty Torch May "Go Out" Due to Government Shutdown

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index set historical closing records on the first trading day of October and the fourth quarter, rising by 43.21 points and 22.74 points, respectively. Despite the U.S. government shutdown, market momentum remains positive. Technology stocks such as Intel and Tesla performed well, with the NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index rising by 1.44%. European stocks generally rose, with the German DAX30 Index increasing by 1.05%. International oil prices fell slightly

Starlink Launches New Residential Internet Plans in Canada Starting at $70 per Month

Starlink has launched new Residential internet plans in Canada, starting at $70 per month. The updated lineup includes three tiers: the entry-level 100 Mbps plan at $70, a mid-tier 200 Mbps plan at $110, and the top-tier Residential Max at $140, offering speeds up to 400+ Mbps. The new pricing aligns with recent changes in the U.S. and aims to provide more affordable options for Canadians, especially in rural areas, enhancing access to reliable internet for everyday tasks and remote work.

The Dow opened up 0.04%, the Nasdaq rose 0.01%, and the S&P 500 increased by 0.1%. Star tech stock NVIDIA rose 1.65%, Tesla fell 1.57%, and Microsoft dropped 0.48%. The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index fell 0.17%, Bilibili rose 6.63%, and XPeng dropped 2.77%

Popular Chinese concept stocks closed mixed

On Thursday, popular Chinese concept stocks closed mixed, with the NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index down 0.91%. JD.com fell over 1%, Tencent Music dropped over 1%, XPeng declined over 1%, Full Truck Alliance rose over 1%, and New Oriental EDU & Tech fell over 5%

The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index has expanded its gains, currently up 2.0%, latest reported at 8545.68 points