Close-of-session data. Every figure is measured; every label is a fixed rule applied the same way every day — see the methodology note below.

The Tape

IndexDayLastYTD12-movs 50-dayvs 200-dayTrend
S&P 500-0.0%7,807.79+14.1%+19.2%+1.4%+7.7%Uptrend, bullish
Dow Jones Industrials+0.4%51,850.55+7.9%+14.0%-1.5%+3.0%Pullback, bullish
Nasdaq Composite-0.4%27,245.90+17.2%+22.7%+2.6%+9.7%Uptrend, bullish
Russell 2000-0.4%2,794.48+12.6%+16.7%-4.7%+0.2%Pullback, bullish
  • Dow Jones Industrials: 25 consecutive closes below the 50-day average.
  • Russell 2000: 31 consecutive closes below the 50-day average.

Rates and the Curve

  • 2-year Treasury: 4.80% (+5 bp)
  • 10-year Treasury: 5.24% (+2 bp) — above its 50-day average (+35 bp)
  • 30-year Treasury: 5.60% (+0 bp)
  • 2s10s spread: +44 bp (positively sloped)

The Dollar

  • vs. the euro: +0.5% on the day — strengthening (euro at $1.1154)
  • vs. the yen: +0.3% on the day — strengthening (¥158.64 per dollar)

Sectors

11 sectors ranked by today’s move — 4 of 11 finished higher:

  • Real Estate: +1.62%
  • Communication Services: +1.04%
  • Consumer Defensive: +1.02%
  • Basic Materials: +0.74%
  • Financial Services: -0.03%
  • Healthcare: -0.22%
  • Energy: -0.48%
  • Industrials: -0.64%
  • Technology: -0.83%
  • Consumer Cyclical: -0.96%
  • Utilities: -1.12%

Sector figures are the day’s move only — no trend label, because our data plan does not carry a tradable sector series to average.


How to read this report

Every figure above is a measured close-of-session number, and every label is a fixed rule applied the same way every day — a description of the data, not a forecast and not a claim about why anything moved.

  • Trend — Uptrend: above both the 50- and 200-day averages. Pullback: below the 50-day but above the 200-day. Recovery: above the 50-day but below the 200-day. Downtrend: below both. Bullish/bearish: the 50-day average above/below the 200-day.
  • vs 50-day / vs 200-day — how far the last price sits above (+) or below (−) that average, in percent. Larger gaps mean a more stretched move.
  • YTD / 12-mo — change since last year’s close, and since the same date a year ago.
  • Breadth — simple counts across MSI’s tracked large-cap universe; it is not the whole market.

Full definitions: Market Recap methodology. This is data and classification, not investment advice.