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SIXE
Energy
SIXE
Energy
SIXE
+2.95%
1,374.23
+39.40
+2.95%
—1,334.831,339.121,375.711,339.12——
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
+2.08%
843.67
+17.21
+2.08%
—826.46829.28845.78829.28——
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
-1.95%
3,978.85
-79.16
-1.95%
—4,058.014,027.074,053.933,958.32——
SIXM
Financials
SIXM
Financials
SIXM
+0.93%
668.96
+6.15
+0.93%
—662.81660.77669.66659.96——
SIXV
Health care
SIXV
Health care
SIXV
-0.72%
1,695.64
-12.24
-0.72%
—1,707.881,703.481,703.481,671.42——
US market summary
Major stock indexes pulled back from recent records following reports that the White House asked for military strike options regarding Iran. International benchmark Brent crude jumped above $105 per barrel, reviving domestic inflation fears and dragging down equity performance across multiple sectors.
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Treasury yields touch multi-year highs amid hawkish Federal Reserve signals
U.S. government bond yields reached levels not seen since 2002 after recent Federal Reserve minutes and central bank comments indicated strong policy alignment for additional interest rate hikes. The 30-year high-yield auction reached a peak not seen since August 2000, signaling an intensifying bond crunch that continues to redirect capital away from risk assets.
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Artificial intelligence revenue reports trigger tech sector selloff
Technology equities fell sharply following reports from the Financial Times that annualized revenues for OpenAI were roughly $20 billion below prior market expectations. The news triggered broader fears regarding the justification for extensive infrastructure spending, leading to notable declines in semiconductor heavyweights like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices.
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Hawkish monetary guidance sparks massive crypto market liquidations
Digital assets pulled back sharply, with Bitcoin slipping to around $82,300 and Ethereum losing over 4% from its opening price. The downswing triggered more than $550 million in total crypto liquidations over a 24-hour period, largely driven by the hawkish tone of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes.
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