Use wechat to scan the QR code < / P > < p > to share with friends and circles of friends < / P > < p > on Friday us time, US stocks closed with mixed major stock indexes. Sectors related to economic recovery rose after the US Department of labor released a stronger than expected employment report, with the Dow Jones index and the S & P 500 hitting record highs < p > the Dow Jones index closed at 35208.51, up 144.26 points, or 0.41%, a record high; The standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 4436.52, up 0.17%, another record high; The Nasdaq composite index, dominated by technology stocks, closed at 14835.76, down 0.40% < p > this week, the Dow Jones index rose 0.7%, the second week in the past three weeks; The S & P 500 index has risen 0.9% and 18.1% so far this year; The NASDAQ rose 1.1% < p > most large technology stocks fell, while Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Netflix fell, but the decline was no more than 1%; Google and Facebook shares rose, but neither rose more than 1% < p > electric vehicle stocks generally fell, Tesla fell 2.17%; Weilai fell 3.86%, Xiaopeng fell 3.58%, ideal fell 3.19% and Faraday fell 3.10% in the future < p > Zhongyu e-commerce stocks generally fell, with Alibaba down 1.45%, JD down 1.63% and pinduoduo down 1.44% < p > most of zhonggai online education stocks fell, gaotu fell 4.79%, New Oriental fell 1.87%, tal fell 1.52%, and Netease Youdao rose 0.21% against the market < p > most other popular Chinese stocks fell, including BiliBili fell 2.07%, Betta fell 1.65%, Zhihu fell 1.50%, baidu fell 0.96%, manbang rose 4.10% and boss direct employment rose 1.08% < p > specifically, the performance of major technology stocks in U.S. stocks is as follows: < / P > < p > the performance of major chip stocks in U.S. stocks is as follows: < / P > < p > the performance of major Chinese stocks listed in the United States is as follows: < / P > < p > the employment report released by the U.S. Department of labor on Friday shows that the U.S. non-agricultural sector increased 943000 jobs in July. According to Dow Jones estimates, economists expect the U.S. non-agricultural sector to add 845000 jobs in July. In July, the US unemployment rate fell to 5.4%, lower than the expected 5.7% < p > the yield of 10-year Treasury bonds has been lower this summer and jumped to 1.3% on Friday. Usually, the yield of U.S. debt is opposite to the trend of stock price < p > industrial stocks, retailers and energy stocks also rose as the employment report eased concerns about the U.S. economic recovery < p > on the other hand, technology stocks fell because the rise in US bond yields led investors to take profits in the stocks of these companies and re-enter those stocks that might benefit more from faster economic growth. Higher US bond yields could make technology stocks overvalued < p > Friday was the second consecutive day for the S & P 500 index to reach new highs. This summer, despite growing concerns about economic growth and the spread of COVID-19 Delta, the index continues to rise. p> < p > < p > Dan Loeb, manager of third point hedge fund of investment company, wrote in a report to clients on Friday: "the general environment is still constructive for risky assets - loose financial environment, healthy capital flow, high savings rate and general policy support." < p > Wall Street is concerned about Friday's employment report because it may affect the Fed's future policy. Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller told the media on Monday that if the next two employment reports show a strong recovery of the U.S. economy, he will call on the Federal Reserve to reduce the scale of asset purchases < p > some strategists said that the July employment report showed that the US economy was recovering, but not so fast as to force the fed to take immediate action < p > (Liu Chun)