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The Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange closed more than 300 points overnight (May 14) as investors continue to buy shares amid hopes of a recovery in the US economy. โปรโมชั่น slotxo That helped overshadow market worries about rising inflation in the United States. And that concern The US Federal Reserve will tighten its monetary policy faster than expected.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 34,382.13 points, an increase of 360.68 points, or + 1.06%. The S & P500 closed at 4,173.85 points, an increase of 61.35 points or + 1.49%. The Nasdaq closed at 13,429.98 points, an increase of 304.99 points, or + 2.32 percent.

But this week, all 3 indices continued to decline the most weekly since the end of February. The Dow fell 1.1%, the S & P500 dropped 1.4% and the Nasdaq dropped 2.3%.

All 11 stocks in the S & P500 index closed up, with energy and technology leading up 3.16% and 2.12% respectively, with energy stocks boosted by rebounding crude prices.

The investors brought together to buy shares. As expected US economic activity may return to normal. After the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stated that People who have fully vaccinated no longer need to wear a mask when outdoors. And do not have to wear a mask when inside the building of various places Mainly in the us

Chip stocks boost tech stocks up After it is reported that Members of the US Congress are close to disclosing a $ 25 billion proposal to aid US microchip production.

The Philadelphia semiconductor equity index gained 3.0 percent.

The strong disclosure of US-listed companies also helped boost the market. Investors are also focused on major retailers that will release results next week, including Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Target and Loews.

Airbnb shares jumped 4 percent following a 52 percent jump in bookings due to the COVID-19 vaccination. Has helped bolster the demand for accommodation for vacation trips.

Key US economic data released last night. The US Department of Commerce said. Retail sales were flat in April. This compared with analysts had expected a 1.0% gain after rising 10.7% in March. Sales of automobiles, oil, building materials and food, excluding sales of cars, oil, building materials and food fell 1.5% in April after gaining 7.6% in March.

The University of Michigan survey showed that The US consumer confidence index fell to 82.8 in May, below analysts' estimate of 90.4 after hitting 88.3 in April, the highest level since the outbreak. Of COVID-19 In the US in March. 2020