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Late Equities Roundup: Paring Session Gains

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  • Stocks have scaled back from late morning highs, trading mixed after the bell, DJIA underperforming while SPX Eminis draw some program sell intertest. Currently, DJIA is down 114.26 points (-0.29%) at 39055.32, S&P E-Minis down 4.75 points (-0.09%) at 5256.25, Nasdaq up 15 points (0.1%) at 16256.1.
  • Leading Gainers: Energy and Industrial sectors outperforming in the second half, oil and gas stocks supporting the former even as crude trimmed gains (WTI +0.33 at 85.48): Marathon and Valero both +2.60%, Targa Resources +2.35%, Phillips66 +2.20%. Construction and heavy machinery names buoyed the Industrial sector: GE +7.35%, Caterpillar +2.21%, Quanta Services +2.16%.
  • Laggers: Consumer Staples and Utility sectors underperformed in late trade, personal products makers weighed on the former: Estee Lauder -4.05%, Procter & Gamble -2.8%, Kenvue -2.45%. Multi-energy and natural gas providers weighed on Utilities: Eversource -1.55%, Pinnacle West -1.18%, CMS Energy -1.04%.
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  • Stocks have scaled back from late morning highs, trading mixed after the bell, DJIA underperforming while SPX Eminis draw some program sell intertest. Currently, DJIA is down 114.26 points (-0.29%) at 39055.32, S&P E-Minis down 4.75 points (-0.09%) at 5256.25, Nasdaq up 15 points (0.1%) at 16256.1.
  • Leading Gainers: Energy and Industrial sectors outperforming in the second half, oil and gas stocks supporting the former even as crude trimmed gains (WTI +0.33 at 85.48): Marathon and Valero both +2.60%, Targa Resources +2.35%, Phillips66 +2.20%. Construction and heavy machinery names buoyed the Industrial sector: GE +7.35%, Caterpillar +2.21%, Quanta Services +2.16%.
  • Laggers: Consumer Staples and Utility sectors underperformed in late trade, personal products makers weighed on the former: Estee Lauder -4.05%, Procter & Gamble -2.8%, Kenvue -2.45%. Multi-energy and natural gas providers weighed on Utilities: Eversource -1.55%, Pinnacle West -1.18%, CMS Energy -1.04%.