US Stocks Fell, Small Cap Stocks Tumbled, Euro Hit A New Low For Two Years

On Tuesday, US stocks opened slightly higher, showing a general trend of shocks throughout the day, and the three major indexes fell at the close.

The Russell 2000 index representing small cap stocks fell 1.5%.

Despite recent fluctuations in US stocks, the Dow rose 1.3% in the three quarter and 0.6% in the S & P 500.

S & P rose for seventh consecutive quarters.

WTI oil prices plummeted and energy stocks fell.

In terms of US economic data, the consumer confidence index of the September chamber of Commerce reached 86 in May, the lowest in May this year, with a forecast value of 92.5 and a value of 92.4. In August, the data reached a new high of nearly 7 years.

In July, the US house price index of 20 major cities in S & P / Cathy Schiller increased by 6.7% over the same period last year, a new low since November 2012. It is expected to increase by 7.4%. The growth rate of 8.1% in June has reached a new low of January last year.

The United States in September Chicago PMI 60.5, less than expected 62, the former value of 64.3.

US bond yields went up, gold fell, and WTI oil prices plummeted.

Most of the time, the 10 - year US bond yield was relatively low, and it rose sharply 1 hours before closing. The US 10 - year treasury bond yield rose 2 basis points to 2.51%.

December delivery of New York gold futures prices fell 0.6%, to close at 1210.5 U.S. dollars / ounce, intraday close to nine months low.

Silver plunged 3.2%, trading below 17 U.S. dollars / ounce, a record low since March 2010.

US consumer confidence is far behind expectations. WTI oil prices fell 3.3% to $91.45 / barrel, and oil fell 2.5%.

European stock markets are mostly rising.

The euro area CPI initial value increased by 0.3% in September, a new low in October 2009. The expected value of +0.3% is +0.4%, while the initial value of core CPI increased by 0.7% over the same period last year, far less than the expected value of +0.9%, with a previous value of +0.9%.

The eurozone unemployment rate was 11.5% in August, and

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Germany lost more than expected in September.

The GDP value of the second quarter of the UK increased by 0.9% compared with the expected value of +0.8%, with an initial value of +0.8%.

Pan European Storck 600 index rose 0.61%, German and French stock market rose, British stock market fell, 10 year German debt yield down 2 basis points, to 0.95%.

After the euro zone's weak inflation figures were released, investors thought that the euro fell sharply to more than two years, or below 1.26, from the European Central Bank's full opening of QE or another step.

Peng reported that the Russian central bank has considered temporary capital controls, a record low of ruble, but since then the ECB denied the claim, and the rouble decline narrowed.

Asian stock markets are mixed.

In the three quarter, the average price of 100 cities in China continued to decline, and the turnover rose seasonally, but the decline was still large. The land leasing fees in 300 cities across the country dropped by nearly 50% compared with the same period last year.

In September, HSBC's manufacturing PMI value in China was revised to 50.2, lower than the initial value, unchanged from August, hovering in 3 months low, new business in the expansion section, revised to four and a half years on new export orders, and employment index still shrank; HSBC Qu Hongbin said the government is expected to introduce more loose monetary and fiscal policies.

Stock index rose 0.26% and gem index rose 0.96%.

Domestic software, diversified finance, electricity supplier concept, sapphire, touch screen, holiday consumption, hotel catering and other plates are among the top gainers, land pfer and aviation sector are falling.

The Hang Seng Index fell 1.3%, falling below 23000 for the first time in three months, with consumer stocks and property stocks dropping the top.