Technology shares led another significant market rally, driving both the E-mini S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 to intraday all-time highs. Major technology companies spearheaded the advance, highlighted by Micron surging over 17% to surpass a 1 trillion market capitalization, alongside gains from Seagate and Western Digital. In the energy complex, WTI Crude Oil futures experienced substantial volatility, dropping toward 90 dollars per barrel before rebounding to 95 dollars. Meanwhile, U.S. consumer confidence ticked lower to 93.1, and Treasury yields fell ahead of the upcoming PCE inflation report, with the 10-Year yield hitting 4.473%. Volume remained highly active across equity options contracts and Micro Bitcoin futures.
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