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US STOCKS: Late Equities Roundup: Santa Rally Support

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  • Stocks continued to pull higher Tuesday, brief program selling tempered price action before climbing higher again before the early close ahead of the midweek Christmas holiday, Consumer Discretionary and Information Technology sectors outperforming.
  • Currently, the DJIA trades up 299.2 points (0.7%) at 43206.37, S&P E-Minis up 50.75 points (0.84%) at 6086.75, Nasdaq up 206.8 points (1%) at 19971.56.
  • Autos and broadline retailers buoyed the Consumer Discretionary sector in the first half: Tesla +5.12%, General Motors +1.71%, Amazon +1.5%, AutoZone +1.29%. Semiconductor stocks continued to support the IT sector for the second day running: Super Micro Computer +5.49%, Broadcom +2.87%, Palantir Technology +1.74%, ON Semiconductor +1.25%.
  • On the flipside, Health Care and Utility sectors underperformed ahead the early close, pharmaceutical shares weighing on the former: Viatris -0.80%, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals -0.58%, Biogen -0.56% and Bristol-Myers Squibb -0.46%. Gas and Electricity providers weighed on the Utility sector: American Water Works -0.70%, AES Corp -0.57%, Consolidated Edison -0.41%.
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  • Stocks continued to pull higher Tuesday, brief program selling tempered price action before climbing higher again before the early close ahead of the midweek Christmas holiday, Consumer Discretionary and Information Technology sectors outperforming.
  • Currently, the DJIA trades up 299.2 points (0.7%) at 43206.37, S&P E-Minis up 50.75 points (0.84%) at 6086.75, Nasdaq up 206.8 points (1%) at 19971.56.
  • Autos and broadline retailers buoyed the Consumer Discretionary sector in the first half: Tesla +5.12%, General Motors +1.71%, Amazon +1.5%, AutoZone +1.29%. Semiconductor stocks continued to support the IT sector for the second day running: Super Micro Computer +5.49%, Broadcom +2.87%, Palantir Technology +1.74%, ON Semiconductor +1.25%.
  • On the flipside, Health Care and Utility sectors underperformed ahead the early close, pharmaceutical shares weighing on the former: Viatris -0.80%, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals -0.58%, Biogen -0.56% and Bristol-Myers Squibb -0.46%. Gas and Electricity providers weighed on the Utility sector: American Water Works -0.70%, AES Corp -0.57%, Consolidated Edison -0.41%.