For The Month, The S&P 500 Rose 1.4%, The Dow Rose 1.7% And The Nasdaq Rose 0.9%

For The Week, The S&P 500 Rose 0.3%, The Dow Fell 0.4% And The Nasdaq Fell 0.2%

Toronto Stock Index .GSPTSE Unofficially Closes Down 1092.61 Points, Or 3.31 Percent, At 31923.52

The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Closed Down 2.3% Initially. Among Popular Chinese Concept Stocks, BYD Closed Down 4.4%, While Pony.ai, Tencent, Li Auto, And XPeng All Fell By More Than 3%

In January, The S&P 500 Rose 1.2%, The Dow Jones Industrial Average Rose 1.7%, And The Nasdaq Composite Rose 0.8%. On Friday, The S&P 500 Initially Closed Down 0.4%, With Materials Down 1.9%, Technology Down 1.3%, And Energy Up 1%. The NASDAQ 100 Initially Closed Down 1.3%, With Applovin Plunging 17.3%, Western Digital Down 10%, Seagate Technology Down 9.1%, AMD Down 6.2%, Applied Materials Down 5.4%, Tesla Up 3.3%, Strategy Group Up 4.8%, And Chartered Communications Up 7.9%. Visa Initially Closed Down 2.9%, With 3M, American Express, UnitedHealth Group, Nike, Caterpillar, And Amazon All Falling More Than 1%, Leading The Dow Jones Components' Decline. Coca-Cola Rose 2%, Chevron Rose 3%, And Vz Rose 11.9%. The Semiconductor Index Fell 3.9%, And The Banking Index Fell 0.1%

Peloton Is Laying Off 11% Of Its Workforce, Including Its Engineering Team

The US Dollar Index Fell About 1.3% In January. On Friday (January 30), The ICE Dollar Index Rose 0.84% ​​to 97.088 Points In Late New York Trading, Down 0.55% For The Week And 1.27% For January. It Experienced A Slight Rise And Fall Between January 2 And 23 – Reaching 99.492 Points At The Opening Of US Stocks On The 15th, Before Declining Continuously From The 23rd To The 27th – Falling To A Low Of 95.551 Points. The Bloomberg Dollar Index Rose 0.84% ​​to 1187.81 Points, Down 0.44% For The Week And 1.32% For January, Trading Between 1213.79 And 1173.47 Points

Argentina's Merval Index Closed Down 0.34% At 3.2 Million Points, But Rose 4.87% In January

[Greenlandic Prime Minister: No Agreement Reached Yet] Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederic Nilsson Said In An Interview Broadcast By Greenland Broadcasting Corporation On The 30th That No Agreement Has Been Reached Regarding Greenland And The Situation Remains Challenging