May 10 news, US time on Tuesday, the major stock indexes closed down across the board, investors awaited key April inflation data released, and worried about the US debt ceiling. The Dow Jones index closed at 33561.85 points, down 56.88 points, or 0.17%; the S&P 500 index closed at 4119.17 points, a drop of 0.46%; the Nasdaq index closed at 12179.55 points, a drop of 0.63%.Large technology stocks were mixed, with Amazon, Meta and Netflix shares rising, all within 1%; Apple, Google and Microsoft fell, with Apple down 1%. Most of the leading chip stocks fell, of which Intel and Qualcomm fell by more than 2%; AMD and Micron rose, with an increase of less than 1%.Popular new energy vehicle stocks generally fell, Tesla fell 1.54%, Rivian fell 0.07%, Faraday Future fell 7.93%; Weilai fell 1.33%, Xiaopeng fell 4.36%; Ideal rose 0.08%. According to reports, Xiaopeng Motors opened an official account of the Ministry of Justice on social media, and released the first message saying that the Internet is not a place outside the law.Among the leading e-commerce stocks in China, Alibaba fell 1.31%, JD.com fell 0.78%, and Pinduoduo fell 0.89%. Among other popular Chinese concept stocks, New Oriental fell 5.96%, Autohome fell 3.61%, Zhihu fell 2.86%, Bilibili fell 2.85%, BOSS Zhipin fell 2.82%, Baidu fell 2.46%, and Ctrip fell 2.02%. Manbang fell 1.53%.European stocks generally fell, the German DAX index fell 0.37%, the British FTSE 100 index fell 0.49%, the French CAC index fell 0.98%, and the European Stoxx 50 index fell 0.89%.Tesla has broken ground on a $375 million refining facility in Corpus Christi, Texas. Musk expects Tesla's new factory to produce enough battery-grade lithium to make 1 million electric vehicles by 2025.Amazon announced it will start offering users a $10 pickup fee, as the e-commerce giant joins other retailers in a race to cut the cost of home delivery and returns amid weak consumer demand.U.S. stock market investors will be keeping a close eye on Wednesday's U.S. inflation report for April, as a significant deviation from expectations could rattle those who expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates on hold at its next meeting and possibly cut them later this year. people suffer losses.