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The US Stock Market Opened Down &Nbsp, And The Dow Fell By More Than 200 Points.

2011/9/3 10:47:00 37

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Beijing time on September 2nd, the US non farm employment data in August were worse than expected. In addition, Greece said it could not complete the deficit reduction target assistance plan, and the White House lowered its economic growth expectations, all of which put pressure on the market.

The three major U.S. stock indexes opened sharply lower.

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Go Plateau oil go down.

As of 21:48, the Dow reported 11281.28 points, down 212.29 points, or 1.85%.

The NASDAQ reported 2499.98 points, down 46.06, or 1.81%.

Peripheral market:

Asian stock market fell: stock index closed down 1.09% to 2528.28 points, Shenzhen index fell 1.10% to 11228.30 points, Hang Seng Index fell 1.81% to 20212.91 points, and the Nikkei 225 index dropped 1.21% to 8950.74 points.

European stock market is down: as of now, Germany DAX

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Dropped 3.40% to 5535.80 points, the French CAC40 index fell 3.40% to 3154.78 points, the FTSE 100 index fell 2.31% points 5293.34 points.

Data:

The US labor department announces the August non-agricultural sector.

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The number of people is flat.

According to a survey by Bloomberg, economists' average expectation is 68 thousand higher than the annulus.

The non-agricultural employment increased by 117 thousand in July.

The US Labor Department announced that in August, the unemployment rate in the United States was 9.1%, and that of economists was 9.1%.

Individual stocks:

Amazon, the largest Internet retailer in the US, has proposed that if California leaders agree to suspend the two years' implementation of the recently issued Internet sales tax act, it will increase 7000 jobs in the state.

GM said its sales in the US market in August increased by 18% over the same period last year, exceeding analysts' expectations.

Meanwhile, the US sales of Chrysler Group and NSANY in August also exceeded expectations.

On Thursday, the US judge overthrew SAP's decision to compensate Oracle for $1 billion 300 million in violation of intellectual property rights and reduced the amount of compensation by $about 1000000000.

According to a ruling released on Thursday, Phyllis Hamilton, a US District Court judge, said that the oracle bone damage proved to be only 272 million dollars.

If Oracle does not agree with the above decision, Hamilton will rehear the case.

Starz television network announced on Thursday that the company has stopped negotiations on the renewal of content licensing agreement with Netflix, a streaming service provider. It will no longer provide new content to Netflix after the expiration of its existing contract in February 2012.