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Late Equities Roundup: Aerospace, Energy Sectors Buoy Broader Mkt

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  • Stocks rebounded from Wednesday's sharp sell-off, firmer but off early session highs late in the session. Currently, the DJIA is up 329.87 points (0.83%) at 40183.72, S&P E-Minis up 15 points (0.27%) at 5487.25, Nasdaq up 40.7 points (0.2%) at 17381.96.
  • Industrial and Energy sectors outperformed in late trade, aerospace and construction related companies buoyed the former: RTX Corp +9.98%, Masco +7.88%, Northrop Grumman and Dover Corp both +6.38%. Oil & Gas and servicer related companies supported the Energy sector: Valero +5.29%, Halliburton +3.88% while APA Corp gained 3.38%.
  • On the flipside, Communication Services and Utility sectors underperformed in late trade, interactive media and entertainment continued to weigh on the former: Warner Brothers -5.37%, Alphabet, formerly Google trades -2.24%, Meta -0.81%. Meanwhile, independent energy providers weighed on the Utility sector: Vistra -3.22%, Constellation Energy -2.76%, Public Service Enterprise -2.34%.
  • Reminder, Thursday afternoon earnings announcements expected from: Baker Hughes, Weyerhaeuser, Mohawk Industries, Dexcom, Digital Realty Trust, L3Harris, Skechers, Arthur J Gallagher, Norfolk Southern, LPL Financial Holdings, Texas Roadhouse, Fortune Brands Innovations and Juniper Networks.
  • Early Friday earnings announcement are expected by: Centene Corp, Aon PLC, Avantor, Charter Communications, 3M Co, T Rowe Price, Colgate-Palmolive, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Newell Brands and Franklin Resources.
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  • Stocks rebounded from Wednesday's sharp sell-off, firmer but off early session highs late in the session. Currently, the DJIA is up 329.87 points (0.83%) at 40183.72, S&P E-Minis up 15 points (0.27%) at 5487.25, Nasdaq up 40.7 points (0.2%) at 17381.96.
  • Industrial and Energy sectors outperformed in late trade, aerospace and construction related companies buoyed the former: RTX Corp +9.98%, Masco +7.88%, Northrop Grumman and Dover Corp both +6.38%. Oil & Gas and servicer related companies supported the Energy sector: Valero +5.29%, Halliburton +3.88% while APA Corp gained 3.38%.
  • On the flipside, Communication Services and Utility sectors underperformed in late trade, interactive media and entertainment continued to weigh on the former: Warner Brothers -5.37%, Alphabet, formerly Google trades -2.24%, Meta -0.81%. Meanwhile, independent energy providers weighed on the Utility sector: Vistra -3.22%, Constellation Energy -2.76%, Public Service Enterprise -2.34%.
  • Reminder, Thursday afternoon earnings announcements expected from: Baker Hughes, Weyerhaeuser, Mohawk Industries, Dexcom, Digital Realty Trust, L3Harris, Skechers, Arthur J Gallagher, Norfolk Southern, LPL Financial Holdings, Texas Roadhouse, Fortune Brands Innovations and Juniper Networks.
  • Early Friday earnings announcement are expected by: Centene Corp, Aon PLC, Avantor, Charter Communications, 3M Co, T Rowe Price, Colgate-Palmolive, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Newell Brands and Franklin Resources.