May 26 news, U. S. time on Thursday, U. S. stocks closed mixed major stock index, the Dow fell, while chipmaker Nvidia strong earnings and performance forecasts contributed to the Nasdaq and the index rose sharply.

The Dow Jones index closed down 35.27 points, or 0.11%, at 32764.65; the standard & poor's index closed at 4151.28, up 0.88%; and the NASDAQ closed at 12698.09, up 213.93 points, or 1.71%.

Most of the big tech stocks rose, Microsoft rose more than 3%, Google rose more than 2%, and Meta rose more than 1%, while Amazon and Netflix both fell by more than 1%.

Chip leading stocks generally rose, Nvidia rose more than 24%, the stock price reached an all-time high, with a total market capitalization approaching $1 trillion. Thanks to the AI boom, the company's first-quarter net profit and second-quarter revenue outlook far exceeded expectations; TSMC rose by more than 12% and by more than 11%.

Most of the hot stocks of new energy vehicles fell, with Tesla up 0.86% and Rivian up 1.32%, Faraday down 4.13%, Ulay down 4.80%, Xiaopeng down 7.40%, and ideally down 2.05%.

Among the leading ecommerce stocks, Alibaba is down 2.99%, JD.com is down 4.25%, and pinduoduo is down 1.51%.

Among other popular Chinese stocks, BOSS Direct Employment fell 8.48%, Zhihu 5.66%, bilibili 4.28%, New Oriental 3.74%, iqiyi 3.02%, Ctrip 2.53%, Manbang 1.42%, Baidu 0.37%.

Specifically, the major technology stocks in US stocks perform as follows:

The major chip stocks in US stocks performed as follows:

The performances of the hot US-listed Chinese stocks are as follows:

The president of the United States is optimistic about the debt ceiling negotiations. The president said negotiators were "making progress" and that he had several fruitful conversations with House Speaker McCarthy. Earlier Thursday, House Speaker McCarthy also expressed optimism about the debt ceiling negotiations. He said negotiators had been working until after midnight and had made some progress.

The president of the United States is optimistic about the debt ceiling negotiations. The president said negotiators were "making progress" and that he had several fruitful conversations with House Speaker McCarthy. Earlier Thursday, House Speaker McCarthy also expressed optimism about the debt ceiling negotiations. He said negotiators had been working until after midnight and had made some progress.

Gilles Guibout, head of European equity strategy at Axa Investment Management, said: "Nvidia is a surprise. But from a broader point of view, there is little reason for the market to continue to rise: interest rates have not fallen, global economic growth has not rebounded, corporate full-year earnings are expected to be flat and equity valuations are already at a fairly high level. "