The S&P 500 index closed preliminarily up by 0.1%. Utilities, materials, energy, and industrial sectors each rose by at least about 1%, while the telecommunications sector fell by 2.6%.

The Nasdaq 100 index provisionally closed up 0.5%. Among its constituents, a comment from Jensen Huang led to Marvell Technology/Broadcom surging 32.2% at the close, Lumentum rising 13.9%, Applied Materials up 7.1%, Cisco and Qualcomm both rising more than 3.4%. Google A fell 3.8%, Autodesk dropped 4.3%, Palantir lost 5.4%, Workday declined 6%, Zscaler was down 7.6%, Thomson Reuters fell 7.9%, Intuit dropped 8.9%, and Strategy was down 9.2%. Caterpillar rose more than 5%, IBM gained over 3%, and Apple climbed about 2.8%, with Cisco leading among Dow Jones constituents. Boeing, Microsoft, Salesforce, and Nike all performed the worst, each falling at least 3%.