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Symbols Symbols	Price	Change	% Change	Trend	Prev Close	Open	High	Low	Volume	Mkt Cap
SIXT Technology SIXT Technology	SIXT +3.08%	3,853.63	+115.02	+3.08%	—	3,738.61	3,823.54	3,863.53	3,812.59	—	—
SIXE Energy SIXE Energy	SIXE -1.69%	1,124.31	-19.27	-1.69%	—	1,143.58	1,137.64	1,137.64	1,113.91	—	—
SIXY Discretionary SIXY Discretionary	SIXY +1.51%	2,365.50	+35.08	+1.51%	—	2,330.42	2,343.43	2,374.42	2,332.21	—	—
SIXM Financials SIXM Financials	SIXM -0.91%	658.84	-6.03	-0.91%	—	664.87	667.28	670.86	657.59	—	—
SIXV Health care SIXV Health care	SIXV -0.85%	1,505.60	-12.95	-0.85%	—	1,518.55	1,520.11	1,520.98	1,499.19	—	—

US market summary

Wall Street indexes recover following geopolitical breakthrough

Major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Thursday, June 18, 2026, recovering most of the losses from the previous session. Investor sentiment was bolstered by the signing of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran, which includes provisions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil tanker traffic.

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Technology and semiconductor sectors lead market gains

The Nasdaq Composite surged nearly 2% as technology stocks spearheaded a broad market rally. Intel shares jumped approximately 10% following reports of a domestic chip manufacturing partnership with Apple, while other semiconductor firms like Micron and Marvell also posted significant gains.

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Oil prices decline as supply routes normalize

Crude oil prices fell sharply, with the U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate dropping to a three-month low near $74 per barrel. This decline is largely attributed to the de-escalation of the Iran conflict and the anticipated resumption of global oil flow through the Persian Gulf.

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Federal Reserve signals shift toward potential rate hikes

Despite maintaining current interest rates at 3.65% during their June meeting, Federal Reserve officials, led by Chairman Kevin Warsh, signaled a hawkish shift due to persistent inflation concerns. Markets are now pricing in a high probability of at least one rate hike by September, even as bond yields eased slightly on Thursday.

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