2026-01-07 09:28:19

Today, the international markets experienced ups and downs, with multiple asset classes showing divergent trends.

In the US stock market, the three major indices all closed higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.99%, the Nasdaq Composite increased by 0.65%, and the S&P 500 gained 0.62%. Large-cap technology stocks showed mixed performance, with SanDisk standing out, surging over 27% in a single day, marking the largest single-day increase since February 2022. In contrast, the FTSE A50 futures continued to perform weakly during overnight trading, closing down by 0.03%. Chinese concept stocks also showed mixed results, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index falling by 0.78%, indicating market sentiment divergence.

The commodities market saw frequent highlights. COMEX gold futures rose by 1.21%, while silver futures demonstrated strong momentum, increasing by 6%. Conversely, WTI crude oil futures for February closed down by 2.04%, putting pressure on the energy sector.

Positive signals emerged from the policy front. The central bank stated it will continue to implement moderately loose monetary policy and increase counter-cyclical and cross-cyclical adjustments. Additionally, mechanisms will be established to provide liquidity to non-bank institutions under specific scenarios, further leveraging two monetary policy tools to support the capital markets and provide sufficient market backing.

Furthermore, the National Data Bureau announced that in 2026, a series of data standards will be developed in cutting-edge fields such as intelligent agents and embodied intelligence, reserving policy space for industrial development.

Regarding individual stocks, Guosheng Technology and Jamei Packaging announced suspension of trading for investigation starting January 7, while Fenglong Co., Ltd. stated that if the stock price continues to rise abnormally, it may apply for trading suspension for investigation.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-07 09:56

SanDisk 27% in one day? What kind of divine benefit is this, it feels like it's going to explode The People's Bank of China's clear signal of easing, why are there still people bearish Silver up 6% — an outrageous increase, precious metals are really taking off today Suspicious trading halts are happening again, how long will this routine last US stocks are rising while Chinese concept stocks are falling, the disconnect is too strong Gold and silver are rising while crude oil is falling? Why is the energy sector so miserable This round of policy support is quite strong, just waiting to see how it will be implemented SanDisk's surge is a bit suspicious, could it be a black swan event? The 2026 data standards haven't been released yet, the A50 night trading has already dropped, the market is truly exhausted FTSE A50 down 0.03%? What does that indicate

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CrossChainBreather

· 01-07 09:51

SanDisk's 27% surge really threw me off... Did I just buy a lottery ticket? Silver up 6% and taking off directly, gold is also following suit, feeling like the risk aversion sentiment is rising again. The central bank's recent easing signals seem to aim for stability, but A50 still can't rally. These three stocks under suspension and investigation... there's no escaping this hurdle anytime soon.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-07 09:35

SanDisk up 27%? Is this some kind of magic trick? I don't deserve the joy of doubling in a day. The central bank has loosened again... alright, keep pumping liquidity, I’m used to being harvested anyway. Silver surged 6%, is someone manipulating the market again? I’ll just watch silently. Suspicious trading halt and investigation again—are they treating retail investors as machines for information advantage? Crude oil down 2 points, energy sector is really done for. Time to change your approach, everyone.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-07 09:35

SanDisk up 27%？How big of a scoop does it take to cause such a jump? I really can't hold back anymore. Loose monetary policy is here, gold and silver are taking off. Now I understand what the central bank is thinking. Three suspension-related measures all at once, a typical "possible" application. I bet five bucks this is a signal of a Ponzi scheme. US stocks are rising while Chinese concept stocks are falling—such divergence... Still better to focus on projects that can cut their own losses. Silver up 6%? Feels like I’m smelling that fake prosperity of altcoins again.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-07 09:33

SanDisk rises 27%?? Is that true? What kind of good news is this? It feels like there's a story behind it. The central bank has loosened again. Is it really coming this time? Gold and silver are both rising. It seems everyone is panicking. A50 has fallen so much. What's the market situation domestically? It's a bit confusing. Trading halts again, halts again, halts again. Standard for intelligent agents? It won't be implemented until 2026, that's too far away. Crude oil drops 2%. Energy stocks really pulled up. Who can grasp this divergent market? I'm completely confused. Market sentiment is divided, and so is my wallet. The central bank is flooding the market, but I still have little money. Chinese concept stocks continue to underperform, it's painful. Silver rises 6%, now that's the highlight. How many times have trading suspensions been checked? Does anyone dare to chase now?

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-07 09:28

The central bank is coming to rescue the market again. This round of easing policies is simply amazing. I told you, the bull market has never ended, brothers! A 6-point rise in silver—what does that signal? Isn't this the rhythm of a rebound? I'm already fully invested, ready to buy the fallen junk stocks at the bottom. Breaking even is just around the corner.

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