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Symbols Symbols	Price	Change	% Change	Trend	Prev Close	Open	High	Low	Volume	Mkt Cap
SIXI Industrials SIXI Industrials	SIXI +2.61%	1,865.90	+47.48	+2.61%	—	1,818.42	1,831.95	1,870.63	1,831.95	—	—
SIXV Health care SIXV Health care	SIXV +2.20%	1,585.72	+34.09	+2.20%	—	1,551.63	1,552.95	1,585.23	1,552.95	—	—
SIXB Materials SIXB Materials	SIXB +1.83%	1,107.52	+19.87	+1.83%	—	1,087.65	1,090.09	1,107.99	1,090.09	—	—
SIXM Financials SIXM Financials	SIXM +1.43%	672.19	+9.45	+1.43%	—	662.74	663.79	672.12	663.79	—	—
SIXU Utilities SIXU Utilities	SIXU +0.95%	931.94	+8.76	+0.95%	—	923.18	925.84	935.40	925.84	—	—

US market summary

Strong chip earnings ignite artificial intelligence sector rally

U.S. technology stocks experienced a significant boost following blowout fiscal third-quarter results from Micron Technology, which exceeded analyst expectations due to surging demand for memory chips in AI data centers. The positive momentum spread to other semiconductor firms like Qualcomm and Arm Holdings, helping the Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures recover from recent volatility tied to valuation concerns.

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Inflation remains stubborn as PCE data matches forecasts

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, rose 0.5% in May, bringing the annual rate to 4.1%. While core inflation hit its highest level since late 2023 at 3.4% year-over-year, the results were largely in line with market expectations, providing a measure of relief to investors wary of even higher price spikes.

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Treasury yields decline amid cooling geopolitical tensions

Yields on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note retreated toward 4.4% as progress in regional peace negotiations helped lower oil prices to pre-conflict levels. This easing of energy-driven inflation fears, combined with soft data in the housing market, has led some investors to temper their expectations for aggressive interest rate hikes later this year.

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Cryptocurrency market faces extended bear cycle and liquidations

Bitcoin fell below the critical $60,000 support level for the first time since late 2024, reaching lows around $59,023 during a period of heavy liquidations. Persistent outflows from U.S. spot ETFs and a rotation of capital into booming equity markets have contributed to an eight-month bear market for major digital assets.

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