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Symbols Symbols	Price	Change	% Change	Trend	Prev Close	Open	High	Low	Volume	Mkt Cap
SIXI Industrials SIXI Industrials	SIXI +2.05%	1,855.77	+37.35	+2.05%	—	1,818.42	1,831.95	1,876.77	1,831.95	—	—
SIXV Health care SIXV Health care	SIXV +1.61%	1,576.56	+24.93	+1.61%	—	1,551.63	1,552.95	1,590.62	1,552.95	—	—
SIXB Materials SIXB Materials	SIXB +1.40%	1,102.84	+15.19	+1.40%	—	1,087.65	1,090.09	1,109.16	1,090.09	—	—
SIXY Discretionary SIXY Discretionary	SIXY -1.14%	2,299.92	-26.50	-1.14%	—	2,326.42	2,320.49	2,326.12	2,297.15	—	—
SIXC Communications SIXC Communications	SIXC -0.83%	552.94	-4.61	-0.83%	—	557.55	557.55	558.13	549.86	—	—

US market summary

Micron earnings fuel artificial intelligence sector recovery

Strong fiscal third-quarter results from Micron Technology have revitalized investor interest in the artificial intelligence trade. The company reported a massive revenue surge driven by demand for memory chips used in AI data centers, leading its shares to jump more than 15% and lifting other semiconductor stocks such as Qualcomm.

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Treasury yields decline as energy prices retreat

U.S. government bond yields moved lower for a second consecutive session, with the 10-year Treasury note falling toward 4.4%. This downward trend is largely attributed to a significant drop in crude oil prices, which has helped ease immediate inflationary concerns among fixed-income investors.

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Inflation data aligns with forecasts despite multi-year highs

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, rose 4.1% annually in May, marking its highest level since 2023. While the core reading reached 3.4%, the figures largely met market expectations, reducing the likelihood of an immediate hawkish policy shock.

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Cryptocurrency market faces sustained pressure and multi-year lows

Bitcoin recently fell to its lowest levels since late 2024, briefly dropping below the $59,000 threshold. The digital asset market remains in an extended bear phase characterized by institutional outflows from spot ETFs and a rotation of capital into traditional high-growth technology sectors like artificial intelligence.

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