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This week, the S&P 500 index fell by about 2.4%, the Dow Jones fell by about 0.1%, the Nasdaq fell by about 4.3%, the semiconductor index fell by about 3.2%, the bank index rose by 2.8%, the technology stock seven giants index fell by 4.5%, the storage chip index fell by 5.4%, the software pioneer index fell by 5%, the AI winner index fell by 5.2%, the ultra-large-scale cloud service provider index fell by 5.9%, and the cryptocurrency index fell by 13.5%. On the day when the non-farm employment report was released, the S&P 500 index initially fell by 2.5%, the technology sector fell by 5.3%, the optional consumer and raw material sectors fell by over 2%, and the daily consumer goods sector rose by 1.7%. The Nasdaq 100 index initially fell by 4.6%, with component stocks including Micron Technology down 14.6%, ARM Holdings down 12.7%, Micron, Intel, SanDisk, AMD, Western Digital, and Qualcomm down by over 10%, while Charter Communications rose by over 2%. Cisco fell by 6.2%, Nvidia fell by 5.7%, leading the Dow component stocks, with Coca-Cola rising by 3.7% and Procter & Gamble rising by 4%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed down 10%.