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The S&P 500 finished modestly higher as traders digested a quieter data day. Tech led gains while energy lagged, with crude easing after last week’s jump. Treasury yields were little changed ahead of this week’s inflation print.
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We’re a small editorial team that follows the US markets every trading day. Each issue is written in plain English and reviewed for clarity—no hype, no stock tips. Sources include company filings, earnings materials, economic calendars, and reputable financial news.