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53rd record close level for the S&P in 2021
The S&P and NASDAQ closed higher and at record levels again. The Dow industrial average fell modestly.
Highlights include:
S&P and NASDAQ up for the seventh day in the last eight
S&P closes at a record level for the 53rd day NASDAQ in 2021
NASDAQ index closes at a record level for the 32nd in 2021
Advances on the New York Stock Exchange total 1406. Declines total 1885. Unchanged 203
major indices are on track for monthly gains
S&P on track for the best month since April with one more day to go
The final numbers are showing:
Dow industrial average felt -55.9 points or -0.16% at 35399.90
S&P index rose 19.39 points or 0.43% at 4528.76. The new intraday high reached 4537.80.
NASDAQ index rose 136.39 points or 0.90% at 15265.89. The new intraday high reached 15288.10
Russell 2000 index fell 11.16 points or -0.49% at 2265.99
Nine of 11 S&P sectors were higher led by:
Real estate, +1.2%
Technology, +1.1%
Consumer discretionary +0.92%
Communication +0.74%
Declining sectors were led by:
Financials -1.47%
Energy -1.16%
Materials -0.17%
Industrials -0.15%
The S&P and NASDAQ closed higher and at record levels again. The Dow industrial average fell modestly.
Highlights include:
S&P and NASDAQ up for the seventh day in the last eight
S&P closes at a record level for the 53rd day NASDAQ in 2021
NASDAQ index closes at a record level for the 32nd in 2021
Advances on the New York Stock Exchange total 1406. Declines total 1885. Unchanged 203
major indices are on track for monthly gains
S&P on track for the best month since April with one more day to go
The final numbers are showing:
Dow industrial average felt -55.9 points or -0.16% at 35399.90
S&P index rose 19.39 points or 0.43% at 4528.76. The new intraday high reached 4537.80.
NASDAQ index rose 136.39 points or 0.90% at 15265.89. The new intraday high reached 15288.10
Russell 2000 index fell 11.16 points or -0.49% at 2265.99
Nine of 11 S&P sectors were higher led by:
Real estate, +1.2%
Technology, +1.1%
Consumer discretionary +0.92%
Communication +0.74%
Declining sectors were led by:
Financials -1.47%
Energy -1.16%
Materials -0.17%
Industrials -0.15%
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