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U.S. Equity Markets reversed Tuesday’s late sell-off to close in the green last night despite initial weakness at the open while the Russell 2000 led the gains and NASDAQ 100 again lagged. The majority of sectors were green with outperformance in Utilities, Financials...
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U.S. Equity Markets primarily closed in the red on Tuesday with underperformance in the NASDAQ 100 while Russell 2000 outperformed, closing green. The Nasdaq weakness was led by weakness in the tech space which accelerated after weak guidance from ASML (ASML NA)....
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U.S. Equity Markets closed a new all-time high on Monday with Tech supporting Indices higher and the NASDAQ 100 outperformance. The majority of sectors closed in the green although energy closed in the red on account of lower oil prices. The tech outperformance was...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed a new all-time high on Friday led by the 1% gain in the Dow Jones, with all sectors aside from Consumer Discretionary in the green, as it was weighed on by Tesla (TSLA) (-8.8%) whose Robotaxi event disappointed investors. Financials sat atop...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed in the green on Wednesday with the Dow outperforming while the Russell 2000 lagged. Sectors were predominantly firmer with Health, Technology and Industrials leading; Financials also saw decent gains ahead of the start of earnings....
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U.S. Equity Markets were bid throughout the U.S. session with notable outperformance in the NASDAQ 100 as tech and other heavyweight sectors outperformed, while the small cap Russell 2000 lagged, but still closed green. The majority of sectors were positive but Energy...
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U.S. Equity Markets sold off throughout Monday’s session with underperformance in the NASDAQ 100 while Utilities, Communication Services and Consumer Discretionary sectors lagged, as Energy was the only sector to close in the green. Nvidia (NVDA) saw notable gains...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed Friday in the green with outperformance in the Russell 2000 on the prospects of a strong US economy in wake of the stellar September NFP report. Sectors closed predominantly in the green, with Financials, Consumer Discretionary and...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed ultimately closed flat on Wednesday with slight outperformance in the NASDAQ 100. The majority of sectors closed in the red, with energy and Tech the only sectors closing in the green. Tech was supported by upside in NVDA after prior day...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed lower as broad risk-off trade was seen on Tuesday after a significant escalation of Middle Eastern tensions, which saw Iran launch an attack on Israel in what was ‘double the size’ of the April attack and said they targeted three...
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U.S. Equity Markets ultimately closed slightly firmer on month/quarter end with the S&P leading the gains following a volatile trading session that witnessed plenty of two-way price action. The majority of sectors closed green with outperformance in Energy,...
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US Indices ended Friday mixed (SPX -0.1%, DJIA +0.3%, RUT +0.7%) with the tech-heavy NASDAQ 100 (-0.5%) underperforming, and weighed on by Nvidia (NVDA) (-2.1%) after China urged local companies to stay away from its AI chips. Sectors closed predominantly in the...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed mixed but with a downside bias. The Russell 2000 underperformed while the NASDAQ 100 closed marginally green but both the S&P and Dow reversed earlier gains to close lower. Sectors were predominantly red with Energy, Health Care and...
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U.S. Equity Markets closed higher on Tuesday led by the 0.5% gain in the NASDAQ 100. Markets managed to reverse the dismal US consumer confidence-induced downside, which also saw Treasuries reverse their initial risk-on losses and spurred the Dollar selling for the...
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