The US dollar opened the door in February and recovered the lost apples yesterday confirmed the market's concerns.

Thursday, February 1st, just one day after the Fed's dream of breaking down its three-month interest rate, the US stock appears to have gone nowhere. The three shares refer to a collective rebound that largely recovered yesterday's fall. The pamphlet, the finger, has risen by more than 1%, and the dot, which is once again at an all-time high.

What Powell said yesterday meant was that the Fed’s next interest reduction was probably “forced.” They seemed to be waiting for macro-related events, such as rising unemployment or a severe weakening of commercial real-estate credit, before they started to cut interest rates. On a global scale, banks in Japan and Germany have also reported problems with commercial property in the US, and investors need to be vigilant. Meanwhile, as concerns about the re-emergence of the banking crisis offset the expected cooling of interest rates, US debt fell by 3.9% over a 10-year period, ending at 3.882%, a new low since the beginning; and US debt returns for a two-year period that is more sensitive to the Fed’s policy rates.

In terms of post-equity performance, apples were the worst performer. During the most important holiday shopping season at the end of the year, apple quarterly revenues grew for the first time in a year, EPS and service revenues were both innovative, and iPhone sales were better than expected and were expected to continue to grow in the quarter of March.

However, Cook admits that he will announce a new AI function this year, and does not know whether he can return to the throne with an “onboard” apple. And Meta announced a return of $50 billion, the first dividends in history, four quarters of performance and one quarter of the year’s excess expectations, especially with a strong number of active users in four quarters, with a 14% increase after the round.

In addition, last night’s shipping, oil, etc., a series of “the Palestinian-Israeli war-beneficiary shares” jumped sharply during US stock exchanges. The news is that the Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire agreement has given good news. But Ansari has also made it clear that progress can only represent an overall understanding of the upcoming humanitarian ceasefire, but the formula itself does not contain much of the details that still need to be discussed. So it is now optimistic that the two sides are at a stage of agreement on principles.

For the European stock market, the UK’s 100-time rich index fell by 0.11%, reporting 7622 points. France’s CAC 40 index fell by 0.89%, reporting 7589 points. Germany’s DAX index fell by 0.26%, reporting 16859 points. On the Asian stock market, there was a small increase of 0.52% in the Heungsong index, reporting 15566 points. On the Chinese stock market, the NASDAQ index rose by 1.38%. Alibaba rose by 0.4%, the 100% fell by 0.31%, the sum of more than 0.22%, the Kyoto East fell by 1.46%, the net rose by 3.34%, the arguably by 1.60%, the ideal car by 5.31%, and the car by 1.68%.

[Foreign exchange goods] Brent's crude oil main contract fell by $2.15 per cent to $78.82 per barrel, while the crude oil main contract for the previous night fell by 1.74 per cent to $569.30 per barrel. During the other night, the gold main contract increased by 0.17 per cent and was reported as $483.46 per gram. [Emphasis] The United States unexpectedly increased its ISM manufacturing industry to 49.1 in January, and the new ISM manufacturing index of 49.1 in January was significantly higher than expected, compared to 47.2 in December.

The report sends a number of heavy-pound signals: the new order index has been high since 2022, but new export orders have been withdrawn sharply, price indices have surged, inflationary pressures have re-emerged, manufacturing jobs remain depressed, and client stocks are very low, future, or replenished. The British Central Bank’s inaction suggests that interest cuts may not come quickly.

The eurozone’s CPI fell to 2.8% in January, and core inflation slowed from 3.4% to 3.3%, but was all higher than expected. The eurozone’s CPI cooled in January, while core inflation slowed down more than expected, inflation remained sticky, and the ECB’s prospects for lower interest rates became more uncertain.

However, the private customers of the US and the US, i.e. the high net worth, as well as hedge funds, are buying shares in the US during the same period. Apple Q4 returns to growth. The four-quarter performance of Meta and the one-quarter guidance exceeded expectations by 14 per cent. The Facebook parent company, Meta Platforms, published four-weekly financial statements, showed that the digital advertising market remained strong and that the company's four-quarter performance and one-quarter guidelines largely exceeded expectations, especially with the number of active users exceeding expectations in four quarters, and announced an increase of $50 billion in stock buy-backs, with the first-ever dividends being released.

Four-quarter Amazon performance and one-quarter performance guidance are better than expected The financial statements show that the Amazon received $16,996.6 billion in net revenue in the fourth quarter, a 14 per cent increase compared with the analyst's estimate of $16,621 million; the operating profit of $13.21 billion was higher than the analyst's estimate of $10.49 billion. The return per unit was $1.00, higher than the analyst's estimate of $0.78. Of this, the Amazon cloud business camp registered a 13 per cent increase, alleviating investors' concerns about falling demand for cloud services.

Hamilton and the Ferraris have a two-digit rise in innovation, and the Ferraris have a record increase of 12.58 per cent on Thursdays, with a total market value of $70 billion. On the news, the company has published a report that is better than expected. But even more attractive, the Ferrari fleet has announced that the British first-class formula driver Lewis Hamilton, the legend of F1, will be transferred from the Mercedes to the Ferrari next year.