The Nasdaq gained 0.83%, but the Dow lost 0.38% as seven of 11 sector funds fell.
CAMS Closing Market Recap.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Good evening.
The Nasdaq gained 0.83%, but the Dow lost 0.38% as seven of 11 sector funds fell.
The S and P 500 rose 0.36%, and the Russell 2000 gained 0.24%.
The Philadelphia semiconductor index gained 2.63%, and technology led the sector board.
Communication services and industrials also rose, while consumer staples and materials each lost about 2%.
Nasdaq Composite volume was about 7.30 billion shares.
The 10-year Treasury yield finished near 4.95%, about 6 basis points above Monday's close.
The V I X eased to 20.86, while the dollar index edged higher.
W T I crude was near $96.56 a barrel after a wide intraday range.
Gold fell to about $3,932 an ounce.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 7.5 million job openings in September, while hiring changed little.
The Federal Reserve kept its target rate between 3.75% and 4% last week, with two voters favoring a quarter-point increase.
Nvidia and Broadcom each gained more than 2%, while Advanced Micro Devices added 3.65%.
Apple lost 1.90% after warning that memory costs would pressure its holiday-quarter gross margin.
Shopify dropped 8.74% after its quarterly report, while Palantir slipped despite stronger results and higher guidance.
At the four eighteen Eastern research cutoff, full results from Advanced Micro Devices and Super Micro remained pending before their 5 o'clock calls.
Midterm election results and Friday's payrolls report are the next broad tests.
This was a narrow rebound: chips recovered, but most sectors and the Dow did not join.
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