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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 achieved new record closing highs as positive corporate momentum and falling Treasury yields fueled investor confidence. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added more than 250 points, securing its best individual day in nearly two weeks, while the broad S&P benchmark finished above the 7,800 threshold for the first time.
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Artificial intelligence chipmakers lead targeted market surge
Heavyweight semiconductor designers Nvidia and AMD propelled the technology sector higher by touching fresh all-time highs of their own. While the artificial intelligence boom continues to serve as a significant tailwind for the broader benchmarks, analysts noted that overall market breadth has considerably narrowed, leaving the major cap-weighted indices highly reliant on a select group of mega-cap firms.
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Treasury yields ease from recent decades-long highs
The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield pulled back slightly to trade around 5.26% following a period of aggressive increases that pushed borrowing costs to multi-decade peaks. This slight easing of bond yields provided necessary relief to equities, balancing broader macroeconomic fears ahead of upcoming Federal Reserve minutes and scheduled central bank speaker commentary.
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August trade deficit swells past market expectations
New data from the Commerce Department revealed that the U.S. trade deficit expanded significantly to reach $105.6 billion in August. This represents the widest gap recorded since early 2025 and surpassed the consensus forecasts of $102 billion previously projected by Wall Street economists.
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