The U.S. stock market closed mixed today, with technology giants showing clear divergence. The Wind U.S. Technology 7 Giants Index rose slightly by 0.41%. Among them, Tesla led the gains with over 3%, Amazon followed closely with nearly 3%, Facebook increased by over 1%, and Google also gained 0.44%. However, Apple was under pressure and fell over 1%, Nvidia declined 0.39%, and Microsoft was almost flat, down only 0.02%.

The chip sector performed remarkably well. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose by 1.07%, with COTY Semiconductor leading with over 6%, Applied Materials up more than 5%, ASML and Lam Research both up over 5%, and Microchip Technology up over 3%. This upward momentum is quite fierce. On the downside, Broadcom, Wuxi Semiconductor, and Micron Technology each fell by more than 1%.

The energy sector also did not lag behind. The S&P 500 Energy Index climbed 2.7%, with heavyweight stocks ExxonMobil and Chevron performing strongly, both rising significantly.

Financial stocks sparked a new wave of highs. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase both rose over 3%, setting new all-time highs, indicating investor sentiment is quite positive.

The cross-Pacific markets also responded. Most Chinese concept stocks rose, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index up 0.49%, the Wind China Concept Technology Leading Index up 0.3%, and overseas Chinese companies continuing to attract attention.