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SIXR
Staples
SIXR
Staples
SIXR
+2.80%
867.80
+23.65
+2.80%
844.15850.16867.83850.16
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
Technology
SIXT
-2.28%
3,574.89
-83.35
-2.28%
3,658.243,614.983,614.983,553.77
SIXV
Health care
SIXV
Health care
SIXV
+2.21%
1,635.62
+35.35
+2.21%
1,600.271,614.551,643.331,614.55
SIXRE
Real estate
SIXRE
Real estate
SIXRE
+2.07%
223.49
+4.54
+2.07%
218.95218.95223.65218.95
SIXE
Energy
SIXE
Energy
SIXE
+0.96%
1,201.05
+11.37
+0.96%
1,189.681,191.261,206.811,191.26
US market summary
The three major U.S. stock benchmarks closed lower today, led by a 1.5% drop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite. Chipmakers and key beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom faced significant pressure as investors continued to unwind momentum trades amid renewed concerns over global AI infrastructure expenditure sustainability. Memory chip manufacturer Micron Technology suffered a drop of nearly 6%, while heavyweight market leaders like Nvidia and Broadcom also pulled down the broader indices.
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Middle East tensions and profit taking cause cryptocurrency correction
Cryptocurrency markets experienced a broad downturn, with Bitcoin retreating from its recent monthly high of $65,500 down to around the $64,000 psychological support level. The correction was driven by investor profit-taking alongside escalating geopolitical anxieties in the Middle East following fresh U.S. strikes against Iranian targets. Major digital assets including Ethereum and Solana also registered losses as wider risk-off sentiment took hold across risk asset classes.
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Jobless claims plunge to lowest level since May amid stable labor market
First-time applications for U.S. unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell by 8,000 to a seasonally adjusted 208,000 for the week ending July 11, defying expectations of an increase to 217,000. Continuing claims also decreased marginally to 1.805 million, signaling sustained underlying stability in the labor market. Economists characterized the recent prints as reflective of a steady 'slow hire, slow fire' environment, reinforcing a narrative of overall economic resilience.
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June retail sales meet expectations but core categories reveal mixed demand
U.S. retail sales edged up by 0.2% in June, matching Wall Street predictions, supported by a surge in online commerce and robust automotive purchases. However, lower gasoline pump prices weighed on nominal sales totals at service stations, and core retail figures excluding automobiles fell by 0.2%. Analysts noted that while aggregate consumer activity remains durable, underlying softness in core metrics points to tightening household budgets and more selective spending patterns.
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