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The Dow Jones opened down 0.03%, the Nasdaq fell 0.44%, and the S&P 500 dropped 0.14%. Leading tech stocks saw declines: Intel dropped 1.34%, AMD fell 1%, and Qualcomm decreased by 0.84%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index was down 1.12%. Pinduoduo rose 2.9%, while XPeng Group fell 2.95%.

The Dow Jones opened down 0.03%, the Nasdaq fell 0.44%, and the S&P 500 dropped 0.14%. Leading tech stocks saw declines: Intel dropped 1.34%, AMD fell 1%, and Qualcomm decreased by 0.84%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index was down 1.12%. Pinduoduo rose 2.9%, while XPeng Group fell 2.95%.

智通财经智通财经2026/08/24 13:41
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened down 0.03%, the Nasdaq fell 0.44%, and the S&P 500 declined 0.14%. Leading technology stocks saw declines: Intel dropped 1.34%, Super Micro Computer fell 1%, and Qualcomm lost 0.84%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index slipped 1.12%; Pinduoduo rose 2.9%, while XPeng Group fell 2.95%.
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