
Nasdaq fell nearly 2%, with the "Seven Sisters" seeing the largest sell-off in a year and a half, while small caps and Chinese concept stocks surged, and US Treasury bonds soared

Comprehensive cooling of US inflation, betting on a rate cut in September driving US stock rotation, S&P Nasdaq ends seven-day rally, Tesla plunges by 8.4% marking its worst performance in nearly half a year and ending an 11-day rally, Nvidia falls by 5.6%, chip stocks index drops by 3.5%. Russell 2000 small-cap stocks rise by 3.6% hitting the best level since November last year and the highest in two and a half years, the worst-performing real estate sector this year sees its biggest increase. US bond yields see a double-digit drop across the board, the US dollar records its deepest decline in two months. The yen briefly rises by 2.6%, marking the largest increase since the end of 2022, anonymous officials confirm government intervention in the currency market
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