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In after-hours trading, the S&P 500 ETF is little changed at +0.0%.
Among main sectors, Real Estate Select leads at +0.4%, driven by outsized gains in Crown Castle (+8.8%) and American Tower (+5.1%), far outpacing the rest of the group. Materials Select rises 0.3%, with Newmont (+1.8%) the standout. Health Care Select adds 0.1% while Moderna (-1.7%) lags the group. Technology Select slips 0.1%, weighed down by Western Digital (-5.6%) and Seagate (-3.3%). Industrials Select is off 0.4%, and Consumer Discretionary Select is flat, with Tesla (-1.0%) the weakest name.
Factor readings show S&P 500 Growth (+0.4%) and Vanguard Growth ETF (+0.3%) modestly ahead of other factors, which are mostly flat.
Within mega-cap growth, moves are narrow, with Amazon and Nvidia (+0.4% each) at the top and Analog Devices and Tesla (-1.0% each) at the bottom.
The VanEck Data Center Supply Chain ETF stands out among thematic funds, up 2.7%.
Deckers Brands is the session's sharpest decliner after a reported after-hours slide, while Omnicom Group gains after Coca-Cola named it its North American media agency partner. Telecom names are broadly weak.
- Omnicom Group +2.9% - named Coca-Cola's North American media partner
- Paramount Skydance Corporation +2.1%
- GE Vernova +1.4%
- Republic Services +1.3%
- nVent Electric +1.2%
- Deckers Brands -7.4% - shares reported dropping sharply after hours
- AT&T -6.0%
- Comfort Systems USA -4.3%
- T-Mobile US -4.3%
- Verizon -4.3%
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