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Lower futures test a broad but rotating market as semiconductor weakness, Canada tariffs, and Strait of Hormuz enforcement risks shape the opening map.

A technology-led selloff collided with powerful healthcare, energy, gold, and equal-weight resilience in a sharply divided Friday close.

Technology-led selling collides with powerful healthcare, energy, gold, and equal-weight resilience in an unusually divided midday tape.

A broad futures rebound confronts elevated long yields, while Walmart, Marvell, Treasury buybacks, and new sanctions shape the morning risk map.

Broad index declines, weak sector breadth, firm yields and oil, and sharp Walmart and Marvell reactions define the closing risk map.

Technology-led selling, defensive rotation, firmer oil and gold, and severe company-specific reactions define the midday risk map.

Weaker futures, technology pressure, firm oil and gold, Walmart guidance, and the Marvell-Google agreement define the morning risk map.

Stocks finished modestly higher as breadth broadened, health care surged, semiconductors weakened, and easing yields offset inflation-sensitive Fed minutes.

Equal-weight resilience contrasts with renewed semiconductor weakness as oil, Hormuz risk, Treasury operations and a major Marvell filing shape midday trade.

Flat futures mask a technology-led rotation as Hormuz shipping risk, retail guidance and Federal Reserve minutes shape the session.