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SIXC Communications | SIXC -2.77% arrow_downward | 570.23 | -16.25 arrow_downward | -2.77% arrow_downward | — | 586.48 | 586.48 | 586.48 | 569.25 | — | — |
SIXY Discretionary | SIXY -2.52% arrow_downward | 2,330.42 | -60.27 arrow_downward | -2.52% arrow_downward | — | 2,390.69 | 2,382.35 | 2,384.24 | 2,324.83 | — | — |
SIXRE Real estate | SIXRE -2.48% arrow_downward | 214.71 | -5.45 arrow_downward | -2.48% arrow_downward | — | 220.16 | 220.16 | 220.16 | 214.19 | — | — |
SIXR Staples | SIXR -2.21% arrow_downward | 841.92 | -19.05 arrow_downward | -2.21% arrow_downward | — | 860.97 | 857.60 | 858.88 | 838.70 | — | — |
SIXV Health care | SIXV -1.41% arrow_downward | 1,518.55 | -21.65 arrow_downward | -1.41% arrow_downward | — | 1,540.20 | 1,538.02 | 1,538.02 | 1,511.18 | — | — |
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Federal Reserve indicates hawkish shift in inaugural meeting under Warsh
In the first policy meeting led by Chairman Kevin Warsh, the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates at 3.5% to 3.75% but signaled potential hikes later in 2026. Updated projections showed that nine officials now anticipate at least one rate increase this year, a shift from previous March estimates that has recalibrated market expectations toward tighter monetary policy.
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Major stock indexes tumble as rate hike speculation intensifies
U.S. equity markets experienced significant losses following the Fed's hawkish signaling, with the S&P 500 dropping 1.2% to 7,420.10. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite fell 1% and 1.3% respectively, marking the worst performance on a new Fed chair's first meeting day since 1994.
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Short-term Treasury yields surge to 16-month highs
The yield on the policy-sensitive two-year Treasury note jumped 16 basis points to reach 4.21%, its highest level since early 2025. This move reflects investor reaction to both the Federal Reserve's updated interest rate projections and stronger-than-expected economic data released earlier in the day.
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Retail sales exceed expectations despite persistent inflation
U.S. retail sales for May grew by 0.9%, surpassing economist forecasts of 0.5% and demonstrating continued consumer resilience. While higher gasoline prices contributed to the gains, core retail sales also increased, leading the Atlanta Fed to upgrade its second-quarter GDP growth estimate to 3.0%.
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