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SIXV
Health care
SIXV
Health care
SIXV
+2.70%
1,657.90
+43.56
+2.70%
1,614.341,620.741,657.901,620.74
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
-2.63%
3,640.12
-98.21
-2.63%
3,738.333,737.363,775.813,601.16
SIXU
Utilities
SIXU
Utilities
SIXU
+2.27%
927.06
+20.54
+2.27%
906.52909.62927.49909.62
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
+2.07%
860.39
+17.46
+2.07%
842.93846.25861.20846.25
SIXB
Materials
SIXB
Materials
SIXB
+1.99%
1,105.39
+21.54
+1.99%
1,083.851,085.321,105.461,085.32
US market summary
Major US exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, were closed on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of the Independence Day national holiday. This pause in regular trading follows a period of significant divergence among the primary indices, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a record high while the tech-heavy Nasdaq faced recent pressure.
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Dow Jones reaches record high amid aggressive sector rotation
In the final trading sessions leading into the holiday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by 1.1% to a historic record of 52,900. This rally was driven by a violent rotation out of high-growth technology stocks into traditional industrials and value-oriented sectors, leaving the S&P 500 virtually unchanged during the shift.
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Semiconductor sector experiences sharp decline as AI trade shifts
The PHLX Semiconductor Index plummeted roughly 12% over two sessions as investors began rotating from companies building AI infrastructure to enterprise software providers. Large chipmakers like SanDisk and Marvell Technology saw steep double-digit losses, even as broader market benchmarks for the first half of 2026 remained exceptionally strong.
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Cooling labor market data fuels hopes for Federal Reserve rate pause
The latest nonfarm payrolls report showed the US economy added only 57,000 jobs in June, significantly missing the 115,000 forecast. This signs of a cooling labor market, combined with an unexpected dip in the unemployment rate to 4.2%, led traders to scale back expectations for an imminent interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
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