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產業動態:金融

-- 週二下午晚些時候,金融股普遍下跌,紐約證券交易所金融指數下跌0.6%,道富金融精選行業SPDR ETF(XLF)下跌0.3%。 費城住房指數上漲0.8%,道富房地產精選產業SPDR ETF(XLRE)下跌1.6%。 比特幣(BTC-USD)下跌0.2%至75,717美元,10年期美國公債殖利率上漲4.2個基點至4.29%。 企業新聞方面,根據彭博社報道,摩根大通(JPM)正努力獲得中國證監會的批准,計劃首次在中國推出主動管理型交易所交易基金(ETF)。摩根大通股價下跌0.7%。

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