On September 26, local time, the U.S. stock rebounded, the main equity index rose: the Dow index rose 0.65%, the Scopus 500 index rose 0.59%, the Dow index rose 0.44%. the majority of U.S. major science and technology stocks rose, and the U.S. science and technology seven giant index rose 0.46%.

In addition, according to CNN news reports, the White House said on September 26 local time that the latest tariffs on drugs do not apply to countries that have concluded trade agreements with the United States.

Inflation stable in line with expectations.

On Friday (26 September) local time, the three major U.S. stocks indicated a full line of recession. As of the closing, the Dow index rose 0.65% 46247.29 points, the SIP 500 index rose 0.59% 6643.7 points, and the Dow index rose 0.44% 22448.07 points.

Most large technology stocks rose, and the Wind U.S. Technology Big Seven Index rose 0.46%. In terms of individual stocks, Tesla rose more than 4%, Microsoft rose nearly 1%, Amazon rose 0.75%, Google-C rose 0.25%, Nvidia rose 0.28%, Apple fell 0.55%, and Meta fell 0.69%.

Chip stocks were mixed, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rising 0.32%, Intel rising more than 4%, and Applied Materials rising more than 2%.

Most of the shares fell, and the Nasdaq China Gold Range Index fell by 1.56%, and Qingdao Cloud and Big New Energy fell by more than 8%.

In terms of commodities, Wind data shows that on September 26, local time, international precious metal futures generally closed higher: COMEX gold futures rose 0.50% to US $3,789.8 per ounce; COMEX silver futures rose 2.77% to $46.365 an ounce.

International oil prices rose. Wind data showed that the main U.S. WTI crude oil futures contract closed up 0.32% at $65.19 per barrel, a weekly increase of 4.47%; The main Brent crude oil futures contract rose 0.35% to $68.82 per barrel, a weekly increase of 4.21%.

In terms of economic data, on September 26 local time, the University of Michigan announced the end of the consumer confidence index in September at 55.1, below the initial value of 55.4 in September.

According to data released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis on the same day, the U.S. measures the index of inflation - the personal consumer spending (PCE) price index increased by 0.3% in August, excluding the impact of food and energy prices, the core PCE price index increased by 0.2% in accordance with expectations.

It should be noted that differences within the Fed over interest rate pathways have increased uncertainty.Some officials hope to continue cutting interest rates in subsequent meetings to prevent employment risks, while others are more concerned about potential inflationary pressures.

Goldman Sachs traders warned that last week may be the top of this round of U.S. stock rebound, and this week the market has now rebounded signs.The current overcrowding of tech stock trading, the comprehensive implementation of multi- and institutional complex hedge strategies, all indicate the market or a turning point.

White House: The latest drug tariffs do not apply to countries that have reached trade agreements with the United States

The White House said on September 26 local time that the latest tariffs on drugs do not apply to countries that have a trade agreement with the United States.

White House officials said the U.S. would continue to comply with the 15% tariff ceiling stipulated in the agreement for trade partners such as the EU and Japan.

On September 25, US President Donald Trump announced on his social media ¡°real social¡± that from October 1, the United States will introduce a new round of high tariffs on a variety of imported products. measures include: imposing a 50% tariff on kitchen cabinets, bathroom laundry and related building materials; imposing a 30% tariff on imported furniture; imposing a 100% tariff on patents and branded drugs.