U.S. stock market update: Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group up 3.55%

U.S. Stock Market Midday Update Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group rose 3.55%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent important news: On August 13, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group provided loans guaranteed by the Inter-American Development Bank, expected to release €330 million in budget resources, saving €60 million, driving the stock price up 3.55%. On August 14, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group increased its stake in Fuyao Glass, raising its ownership ratio to 6.05%, enhancing market confidence. On August 14, the growth rate of money supply improved, with M1 year-on-year growth increasing, supporting the rise in bank stock prices. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry NU Holdings rose 9.28%, with a trading volume of $1.375 billion. Based on recent important news: On August 15, Nu Holdings reported a 42% increase in net profit for the second quarter, reaching $637 million, exceeding market expectations, driving the stock price up over 9%. On August 15, Nu Holdings experienced strong customer growth, adding 4.1 million customers in the second quarter, bringing the total to 123 million, further boosting market confidence. On August 15, despite mixed earnings data, market expectations for Nu Holdings' future growth remain optimistic, with the stock price rising nearly 10% in pre-market trading. JP Morgan fell 1.19%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent important news: On August 15, JP Morgan sold CoreWeave shares through a block trade, putting pressure on the stock price. On August 13, Circle announced a large-scale stock sale, with JP Morgan as one of the underwriters, leading to negative market reactions. On August 15, JP Morgan was selected as the lead bank for Motive's U.S. IPO, failing to boost the stock price. Bank of America fell 1.39%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent important news: On August 15, Bank of America warned that the dollar might weaken due to increased expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, leading to decreased market confidence in bank stocks, with the stock price dropping 1.39%. On August 15, strategists pointed out that U.S. stocks might correct, with investors' interest in high-risk assets waning, affecting bank stock performance. On August 14, Berkshire Hathaway reduced its stake in Bank of America by 26.3 million shares, raising concerns about its future performance. Stocks with High Market Capitalization in the Industry Wells Fargo fell 2.56%, with increased trading volume. Based on recent important news: On August 15, Wells Fargo was fined $275,000 for failing to comply with FINRA rules, leading to a decline in investor confidence and a drop in stock price. On August 15, Wells Fargo purchased $130 million in Bitcoin, indicating increased interest in cryptocurrencies, but failed to boost the stock price On August 13th, Wells Fargo withdrew multiple stock coverage reports, raising doubts about its analytical capabilities, putting pressure on its stock price