#特朗普宣布美伊停火结束 On July 8 Eastern Time, the three major U.S. stock indexes closed slightly higher overall. Trading sentiment remained cautious, as investors waited for upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve policy guidance.

Looking at the market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average inched up with a relatively steady trend; the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 rose together, with tech stocks broadly recovering. Most of the leading large-cap technology companies posted gains, helping growth sectors rebound and supporting the market in maintaining a stable pattern of consolidation with an upward tilt.

By sector, technology and consumer sectors led the way with comparatively strong performance. The energy sector moved in step with minor fluctuations in international oil prices, and its overall performance was rather muted. Overall market volatility was limited, with investors holding back and watching the sidelines. Investors mainly focused on key inflation data that is soon to be released to judge the pace of the Fed’s subsequent interest-rate cuts.

Overall, the current U.S. stock market is in a policy-watching window. The indexes have continued to trade in a range, with a modest upward bias; sector rotation has remained steady, and there is no major one-way trend in play. Market sentiment is becoming more rational.