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Yesterday, the global markets performed brilliantly. The three major US stock indices all closed higher, with the technology sector becoming the main driving force. Among them, Meta led the creative technology camp, closing up 5.66%, the largest single-day gain since July 31; Oracle, AMD, Microsoft, and Amazon also followed suit, with gains exceeding 1%.
Notably, Tesla surged significantly due to progress in autonomous driving, rising over 4% intraday. Elon Musk announced that his RoboTaxi service in Texas has officially eliminated safety supervisor requirements, a move that directly triggered volatility in the mobility concept—Uber and Lyft both came under pressure, with declines of 2% and 1.5%, respectively.
The rare earth concept became the biggest dark horse yesterday. Critical Metals soared over 20%, USA Rare Earth rose more than 17%, NioCorp Developments increased over 13%, and Energy Fuels and MP Materials also moved upward. This wave of gains reflects the market’s re-pricing of geopolitical risks and supply chain restructuring.
Most Chinese concept stocks rose, with the NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index closing up 1.58%. Alibaba led the gains with over 5%, Bilibili increased over 4%, Li Auto and JD.com each rose over 3%, and NIO gained over 2%.
The most noteworthy performance was in precious metals. COMEX gold futures for the current month rose $100.90 to $4,938.4 per ounce, a 2.09% increase, reaching a new all-time high; spot gold also rose $104.92 to $4,936.37 per ounce, up 2.17%. Silver also showed strong momentum, with COMEX silver futures rising $3.58 to $96.215 per ounce (up 3.86%), and spot silver increasing $3.07 to $96.18 per ounce, up 3.30%, both setting new records.
The only declining sector was Intel, which after-hours fell further to 10%, due to its first-quarter revenue outlook missing market expectations, reigniting concerns about its chip competitiveness.