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The S&P 500 ETF rises 0.6% in the regular session. Technology Select leads at +1.6%, with Cadence Design and Western Digital both up more than 7% while Accenture falls 4.5%. Consumer Discretionary Select adds 1.0%, led by Royal Caribbean (+7.0%) and General Motors (+5.5%), while Hilton lags at -3.0%. Materials Select gains 0.8% on strength in Albemarle (+6.2%) and Nucor (+6.0%). Industrials Select rises 0.5% even as Boeing drops 9.0% after cutting its delivery goal and Xylem falls 11.7%. Energy Select is the weakest sector at -1.9%, dragged by Valero Energy (-8.3%), Marathon Petroleum (-6.6%) and Phillips 66 (-6.4%). Real Estate Select (-1.1%) is weighed down by Welltower, down 6.2%, and Financials Select slips 0.2% with CME Group and FactSet Research both off 4.2%.
High Beta leads factors at +2.7%, followed by Momentum (+1.7%) and Growth, while Value is roughly flat.
AMD jumps 5.4% after announcing a strategic partnership with Meta and a $1 billion investment in Meta's equity offering. Oracle gains 4.2% after saying it will use Cerebras equipment in its AI data centers. Broadcom and Tesla also stand out to the upside, while Intuit and Adobe lag.
Among other sector ETFs, semiconductor funds are broadly strong, with the Semiconductor ETF up 4.1% and VanEck Semiconductor ETF up 2.8%, alongside the Metals & Mining ETF (+3.9%) and Uranium ETF (+3.6%), while the Oil & Gas E&P ETF falls 2.6%.
Outside the sector groups, several smaller names post outsized moves without a clear catalyst in the news.
- Pentair: +13.3%
- Voyager Technologies: +11.2%
- Nebius Group: +10.9%
- Credo Technology Group: +9.8%
- Astera Labs: +9.7%
- Universal Health Services: -5.9%
- Brown & Brown: -5.3%
- Cintas: -5.1%
- Hubbell: -4.9%
- Thomson Reuters: -4.7%
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