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SIXI Industrials | SIXI +2.37% arrow_upward | 1,754.53 | +40.66 arrow_upward | +2.37% arrow_upward | — | 1,713.82 | 1,715.47 | 1,758.09 | 1,715.47 | — | — |
SIXV Health care | SIXV +2.36% arrow_upward | 1,476.77 | +34.06 arrow_upward | +2.36% arrow_upward | — | 1,442.71 | 1,443.01 | 1,476.90 | 1,443.01 | — | — |
SIXU Utilities | SIXU +2.04% arrow_upward | 944.30 | +18.92 arrow_upward | +2.04% arrow_upward | — | 925.38 | 927.91 | 948.11 | 927.91 | — | — |
SIXR Staples | SIXR +1.50% arrow_upward | 849.99 | +12.53 arrow_upward | +1.50% arrow_upward | — | 837.46 | 840.30 | 852.15 | 840.30 | — | — |
SIXE Energy | SIXE +1.11% arrow_upward | 1,256.67 | +13.84 arrow_upward | +1.11% arrow_upward | — | 1,242.83 | 1,229.31 | 1,257.17 | 1,220.51 | — | — |
US market summary
Dow surges 700 points as robust earnings offset geopolitical volatility
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed significantly on the final trading day of April, bolstered by a 10% surge in Caterpillar shares following strong quarterly results. While traditional industrial sectors led the rally, the broader market remained mixed as investors weighed positive corporate performance against fluctuating crude oil prices tied to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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Big Tech performance diverges on AI capital expenditure concerns
Major technology stocks showed significant variance today as investors assessed quarterly reports. While Alphabet shares rallied nearly 6% on strong cloud business growth, Meta Platforms saw a sharp decline of approximately 10% after announcing increased spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure, raising concerns about near-term margin pressure.
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US first quarter GDP reflects resilience despite energy price shocks
Official data released today showed the U.S. economy expanded at a 2.0% annualized rate in the first quarter of 2026, recovering from a government shutdown late last year. Growth was primarily driven by significant business investment in artificial intelligence and government spending, even as surging energy costs from the Iran conflict began to dampen consumer spending growth.
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Treasury yields retreat following lower than expected growth data
Yields on U.S. government debt eased today after the first-quarter GDP report missed consensus estimates. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell to approximately 4.39% as markets reacted to cooling growth figures and a slight retreat in crude oil prices from recent wartime highs.
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