(Observer Network) Yesterday, global financial markets fluctuated greatly, and stock markets in many countries plummeted and "circuit breaking", and countries began to ban short-selling stocks: the Italian Securities and Exchange Commission announced a ban on short-selling stocks; the British Financial Conduct Authority temporarily banned some short-selling instruments and transactions, including ban on short-selling stocks; South Korea banned short-selling trading for 6 months. Affected by this, U.S. stock index futures rebounded across the board before the market today (13th), and major European index futures also collectively rose.
As of press time, the three major U.S. stock indexes futures rose by more than 5%. Among them, Dow Jones 30 index futures rose 1110.5 points, up 5.27% (down 10.56% the day before); standard 500 futures rose 126.12 points, up 5.11% (down 9.90% the day before); Nasdaq 100 futures rose 407.55 points, up 5.65% (down 9.85% the day before).
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European major stock indexes also rose sharply. Among them, the European Stoke 50 rose 197.01 points, an increase of 7.74%; the German DAX30 rose 674.50 points, an increase of 7.36%; the British FTSE 100 rose 422.75 points, an increase of 7.34%; the French CAC 40 rose 330.46 points, an increase of 8.17%,
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