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US Stocks: Struggling at the Edge of Annual Lows
On Thursday, the Dow Jones Index fell 204 points, down 0.44%, closing at 46,021. The decline was led by Boeing (-2.28%), McDonald's (-1.95%), and 3M (-1.63%). Among gainers, the strongest performers were Chevron (+1.39%), Cisco Systems (+1.15%), and Goldman Sachs (+0.58%).
US stock indices trimmed most of their intraday losses on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closing down only 0.2%, while the Dow fell 0.3%, rebounding from a four-month low. After Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel is assisting the US in reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz, US crude oil retreated to around $94 per barrel, and volatility across asset classes eased somewhat.
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Yesterday's Market Updates
Bank of Japan Holds Rates as Expected
The Bank of Japan maintained its benchmark interest rate at 0.75% unchanged, meeting market expectations and marking the second consecutive meeting with no rate changes.
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According to Golden Ten Data, initial jobless claims in the US for the week ending March 14 came in at 205,000, compared to expectations of 215,000 and the previous week's 213,000.
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