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This week, the S&P 500 index fell by about 0.2%, while the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq were roughly flat. The Nasdaq 100 index dropped by about 0.2%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose by about 1.8% and the bank index rose by about 3.4%. The biotechnology index fell by about 1.5% and the Russell 2000 index rose by about 0.4%. The US technology stocks' seven giants index was roughly flat, while the "Trump Tariff Loser Index" rose by about 0.2%. On Friday, the S&P 500 index closed down by 0.2%, with the telecom sector falling by 2.1%, materials and technology sectors falling by up to 0.6%, and the energy sector rising by about 1.3%. The Nasdaq 100 index closed down by about 0.5%, with component stocks AppLovin falling by 6%, Grail falling by 4.6%, Google A falling by 4.5%, while KLA, Applied Materials, and Meta fell by over 2%. On the other hand, Ansys, AMD, Micron Technology, and Micron Technology rose by up to 1.7%, PayPal rose by 2.2%, Charter Communications and Apple rose by 2.4%, and Mondelez International rose by 3.1%. Walmart, Goldman Sachs, and Home Depot rose by over 1%, with Apple leading the Dow Jones component stocks. Nvidia fell by 1.1%, ranking third to last, Amazon fell by about 1.2%, and UnitedHealth fell by 1.4%.