The S&P real estate sector rose by about 1.8%, the technology sector rose by over 1.2%, the financial sector fell by about 1%, and the energy sector fell by over 1.9%

On Tuesday (September 10th), the S&P 500 index opened higher and then trended lower. At 00:03 Beijing time, it hit a daily low of 5441.72 points - at that time, WTI crude oil futures fell by at least 4%. The index later regained lost ground and turned higher, hitting a daily high of 5497.91 points at 03:59 (about 1 minute before the close of the U.S. stock market), eventually closing near this level. Over the past three trading days (including the day the U.S. non-farm payroll report was released on September 6th), the index has been fluctuating between the 100-day moving average and the 50-day moving average (which are currently at 5387.78 points and 5505.68 points respectively). All 11 sectors of the S&P 500 index generally closed higher, with the real estate sector up 1.77%, the consumer discretionary and information technology/tech sectors up by at least 1.2%, the telecommunications sector up 0.1%, and the financial sector down by 0.98%, ranking second to last. The energy sector fell by 1.92%