According to CoinMeta, as reported by Investment Live, on August 11th at the close of U.S. markets, stock prices generally declined, treasury bond yields fell slightly, and there was little change in the value of the dollar against major currencies. Market optimism regarding the agreement between the United States and Iran diminished, and uncertainty regarding the Strait of Hormuz continued. Tech stocks performed poorly. Traders are focusing on the U.S. CPI report on Wednesday, which is expected to become the next major test for the market. The Nasdaq index was the weakest, while small-cap stocks managed to rise against the trend. Tech and growth stocks underperformed, with On Holding falling by 20.29%, Applovin by 6.01%, Datadog by 5.37%, and Alphabet by 3.84%. Nevertheless, Consolidated Water rose by 6.85%, Nebius by 4.95%, and Alcoa by 4.75%. European stock markets closed with mixed results on Tuesday, with Germany's DAX and Spain's IBEX continuing to set new record highs. In July, the annualized sales volume of existing homes was 4.06 million units, slightly higher than the expected 4.05 million units, and housing prices increased by 2.0% year-on-year.