TREE NEWS reports: The S&P 500 closed provisionally up 0.3%, led by healthcare’s 2.1% gain, with materials, financials and consumer discretionary each up at least about 1.2%. Energy fell about 1.6% and tech lost 0.5%. The Nasdaq 100 slipped 0.1%, as AppLovin rose 6.7%, Autodesk and Intuit gained 6.2%, CoreWeave added 5.9% and Strategy rose 5.4%, while Nvidia fell 1.8%.
S&P 500 Edges Up 0.3% as Healthcare Jumps 2.1%, Tech Slips
AI take
The index-level gain masks a clear rotation rather than broad risk appetite: healthcare, materials, financials and consumer discretionary all outpaced the S&P 500, while energy and tech lagged and the Nasdaq 100 finished slightly lower. The divergence within tech is the more interesting signal, with several individual names posting strong gains even as the sector and Nvidia declined. Whether that dispersion persists, or resolves into either a broader tech recovery or a deeper defensive tilt, is the open question.
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