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SIXU
Utilities
SIXU
Utilities
SIXU
+3.01%
833.80
+24.34
+3.01%
—809.46817.19834.25817.19——
SIXY
Discretionary
SIXY
Discretionary
SIXY
+1.23%
2,259.13
+27.40
+1.23%
—2,231.732,240.722,259.882,237.26——
SIXRE
Real estate
SIXRE
Real estate
SIXRE
+1.12%
202.03
+2.24
+1.12%
—199.79199.79202.81199.79——
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
+0.92%
827.07
+7.51
+0.92%
—819.56820.14829.59820.09——
SIXI
Industrials
SIXI
Industrials
SIXI
+0.90%
1,730.68
+15.43
+0.90%
—1,715.251,717.041,738.391,717.04——
US market summary
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at new historic highs as the technology sector resumed its upward momentum. Wall Street indexes capitalized on a strong session, with the S&P 500 crossing above the 7,800 milestone for the first time. Market sentiment was buoyed as mega-cap tech stocks staged a robust comeback to re-fuel the prevailing bull market.
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Semiconductor heavyweights rally on elevated revenue forecasts
Major artificial intelligence chipmakers experienced substantial stock gains, with companies like Nvidia and AMD touching fresh all-time highs. Investor enthusiasm was further accelerated by Marvell Technology after the chip designer raised its future revenue guidance during its Investor Day events. The ongoing AI infrastructure expansion continues to serve as a primary catalyst for concentrated market growth.
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Treasury yields ease from decade highs alongside cooling crude prices
The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield pulled back slightly after previously threatening multi-decade highs near 5.35%. This minor relief in the fixed-income market occurred in tandem with a retreat in oil prices, which slipped over inflation-easing indicators and recovering crude flows from the Persian Gulf.
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US trade deficit hits widest level in over a year as imports climb
The U.S. trade deficit expanded significantly to $105.6 billion for the month of August, exceeding consensus expectations from Wall Street economists. This reading represents the largest trade gap since early 2025, fueled heavily by a surge in incoming goods that pushed overall imports to a record high.
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