In after-hours trading, SPY is little changed at +0.1%. Among main sectors, Technology and Health Care each add 0.2% to 0.3%, with Applied Materials leading tech gainers and Qualcomm down 3.7% as the sector's weakest name. Consumer Discretionary slips 0.2%, dragged by Expedia's 9.4% drop. Energy holds up at +0.1% even as crude settled down more than 8% and Brent fell 10%, with TechnipFMC up 5.5% and Magnolia Oil & Gas up 3.8% bucking the oil move. Financials and Real Estate are roughly flat, though MSCI Inc drops 2.3% within financials.

Factors are mixed but modestly positive, with momentum (+0.4%) and growth-tilted baskets outpacing value, which is flat.

Within mega-cap growth, Alphabet shares lead at +1.0% and +0.9%, while Qualcomm is the clear laggard at -3.7%.

Among other sector ETFs, Communication Services rises 1.2% and Aerospace & Defense adds 1.1%, while semiconductor-focused ETFs are broadly firm.

The biggest single-stock mover is Applovin Corporation, up nearly 25%. Fair Isaac and Mercado Libre lead decliners, each down more than 7%, alongside News Corp, which fell after a report flagged the stock's drop without a stated cause.

• Applovin Corporation: +24.8%
• Coherent Corp: +7.0%
• Steris: +5.0%
• Texas Pacific Land Corporation: +4.0%
• Curtiss-Wright: +3.6%
• Redwire Space: -3.6%
• Amcor: -5.2%
• News Corp: -5.2%
• Mercado Libre, Inc: -7.7%
• Fair Isaac: -8.0%

Among thematic ETFs, the VanEck Data Center Supply Chain ETF gains 2.1%.

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