US Market: US Stock Three Big Index Rises First And Then Falls.

U.S.A economic data Not as strong as market expectations, and investors waiting for official employment figures to be released soon, the market sentiment is waxing and dropping, dragging stocks up first and then softening. Hang Seng index opened 88 low on Friday and reported 22476 points. After the opening of the market, it had seen 22452 points, but after the big market, it once stabilized, and fell to a rise. It had seen 22595 points.

Only once again was it soft again. Eventually, the Hang Seng Index fell 55 points, or 0.24%, at 22510 points, rising 2.01% throughout the week. The total market turnover was HK $62 billion. China's index rose 16 points or 0.16%, 10110 points, and 0.92% liters throughout the week.

US stocks closed down on Friday. Although the high-profile US non farm employment report is not as strong as market expectations, it can still reflect that the job market is improving, and the number of private enterprises has returned to the pre financial tsunami level.

Market interpretation data will lead Federal Reserve Continue to reduce the size of the debt purchase, but the monetary policy shift from loose to tight, I believe there is still a long way to go to support the early establishment of US stocks. However, the market focus and subsequent changes to the strong technology and biochemical stocks, investors choose to profit away from the market, triggering a surge in the market pressure, dragging down the US stock market down.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 159 points or 0.96%, at 16412 points, rising 0.6% throughout the week. The standard & Poor's 500 index closed down 23 points or 1.25%, at 1865 points, rising 0.4% throughout the week. The NASDAQ index closed down 110 points or 2.60%, reported 4127 points, and fell 0.7% throughout the week.

The US employment figures are not expected: the US Labor Department announced that in March there were 192 thousand new jobs for non agriculture, less than 200 thousand of the market expectations. The unemployment rate for the same period was 6.7%, also higher than the expected 6.6%.

　　 Technology sector Led to a fall; Facebook (FB.US) fell another 4.6%, making the stock price fall by 9.5% in the past two trading days.

Although the US employment figures are not yet on the market, the figures in the previous month have been revised upwards, indicating that the growth momentum of the labour market remains unchanged, which makes the market look forward to further support for US consumer sentiment and economic prospects, and help to boost investor expectations of crude oil demand and drive up oil prices.

The market continues to pay attention to whether the Libya government and the opposition can reach an agreement so as to restore crude oil exports. The oil market in New York rose 0.85 US dollars in May to $101.14 a barrel, down 0.5% throughout the week. The Brandt oil market in London rose 0.57 US dollars in May to $106.72 a barrel, down 1.2% throughout the week.

The market thinks that although the employment figures have improved, it has not led to the Fed raising interest rates ahead of time, that is, the low interest environment will remain for some time to support the gold price. The New York gold futures market in June rose 18.90 US dollars to $1303.50 a million, a new high since March 25th and a 0.7% rise in the whole week.