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交易所交易基金涨跌互现,美国股市午后上涨

-- 市场整体指标 综合市场交易所交易基金(ETF)IWM走软,而IVV上涨。活跃交易的景顺QQQ信托基金(QQQ)上涨0.5%。 周四午后,美国股指走高,此前以色列和黎巴嫩同意停火10天,扫清了延长伊朗停火协议外交谈判的障碍。 能源板块 iShares美国能源ETF(IYE)和道富能源精选行业SPDR基金(XLE)均上涨约1.6%。 科技板块 道富科技精选行业SPDR基金(XLK)上涨0.9%;iShares美国科技ETF(IYW)上涨0.7%;iShares扩展科技行业ETF(IGM)上涨0.8%。 道富SPDR标普半导体基金(XSD)上涨2%,iShares半导体基金(SOXX)上涨0.9%。 金融 道富金融精选行业SPDR基金(XLF)下跌0.1%。Direxion每日3倍做多金融基金(FAS)下跌0.4%,其对应的做空基金Direxion每日3倍做空金融基金(FAZ)上涨0.3%。 大宗商品 原油下跌0.8%,美国石油基金(USO)上涨3.8%。天然气上涨1.3%,美国天然气基金(UNG)上涨1.2%。 纽约商品交易所黄金下跌0.2%,道富SPDR黄金基金(GLD)下跌0.1%。白银下跌1.2%,iShares白银信托基金(SLV)下跌1%。 消费板块 道富消费必需品精选行业SPDR基金(XLP)上涨0.2%。先锋消费必需品ETF(VDC)上涨0.1%,iShares道琼斯美国消费品ETF(IYK)上涨0.2%。 道富非必需消费品精选行业SPDR基金(XLY)下跌0.4%。VanEck零售ETF(RTH)持平,而道富SPDR标普零售ETF(XRT)上涨0.8%。 医疗保健板块 道富医疗保健精选行业SPDR基金(XLV)下跌0.7%,iShares美国医疗保健ETF(IYH)下跌0.8%,先锋医疗保健ETF(VHT)下跌0.7%。iShares生物技术ETF(IBB)下跌0.9%。 工业板块 道富工业精选行业SPDR基金(XLI)下跌0.5%。先锋工业指数基金 (VIS) 和 iShares 美国工业指数基金 (IYJ) 也出现下跌。 加密货币 午盘交易中,比特币 (BTC-USD) 下跌 0.9%。在加密货币 ETF 中,ProShares 比特币 ETF (BITO) 下跌 1%,ProShares 以太坊 ETF (EETH) 下跌 1.7%,ProShares 比特币和以太坊市值加权 ETF (BETH) 下跌 0.9%。

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