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S&P 500 index closed roughly flat in early trading; consumer staples sector fell by 1.8%, consumer discretionary sector dropped 1.1%, technology sector was mostly flat, energy sector rose 0.5%, and telecommunications sector gained 0.8%.

S&P 500 index closed roughly flat in early trading; consumer staples sector fell by 1.8%, consumer discretionary sector dropped 1.1%, technology sector was mostly flat, energy sector rose 0.5%, and telecommunications sector gained 0.8%.

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The Nasdaq 100 Index provisionally closed down 0.1%. Among its constituent stocks, Axon fell 9.5%, Atlassian dropped 4.7%, Walmart declined 3.5%, Arm Holdings decreased 3.1%, Apple slipped 2.1%, Alphabet A rose 1.7%, Zscaler increased 2%, Western Digital climbed 2.4%, CrowdStrike surged 5.8%, and Broadcom gained 6.1%.
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