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US equity markets settled with modest losses to open the new week following a strong rebound last Friday (24 June), shrugging off some better-than-expected economic data - Dow eased -62-points or -0.20%. Boeing Co fell 1.99% following a pair of reports appearing to question the safety of 737 MAX jets, including by Australia’s taxpayer-funded broadcaster that cited “at least six mid-air emergencies” and various other problems experienced by MAX jets since the planes were recertified to fly. The problems were pulled from publicly available databases maintained by the U.S. government. The broader S&P500 lost -0.30%, with Consumer Discretionary (down -1.09%) and Communication Services (-1.05%) leading the decline. Energy returned to the top of the primary sector leaderboard with a +2.78% rally. The S&P 500 is up more than >7% since hitting a bear-market low in mid-June, although the benchmark is down 19% from its high and 18% lower since the year began. The Nasdaq fell -0.72%. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 added +0.34%.
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US equity markets settled with modest losses to open the new week following a strong rebound last Friday (24 June), shrugging off some better-than-expected economic data - Dow eased -62-points or -0.20%. Boeing Co fell 1.99% following a pair of reports appearing to question the safety of 737 MAX jets, including by Australia’s taxpayer-funded broadcaster that cited “at least six mid-air emergencies” and various other problems experienced by MAX jets since the planes were recertified to fly. The problems were pulled from publicly available databases maintained by the U.S. government. The broader S&P500 lost -0.30%, with Consumer Discretionary (down -1.09%) and Communication Services (-1.05%) leading the decline. Energy returned to the top of the primary sector leaderboard with a +2.78% rally. The S&P 500 is up more than >7% since hitting a bear-market low in mid-June, although the benchmark is down 19% from its high and 18% lower since the year began. The Nasdaq fell -0.72%. The small capitalisation Russell 2000 added +0.34%.
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