Wall Street ends flat as energy jumps, tech slips
NEW YORK - The S&P 500 ended little changed on Tuesday, with a rally in energy and industrial shares countering a drop in the technology and real estate sectors as investors favored value over growth.
Industrials pulled the blue-chip Dow slightly higher and led the bellwether S&P 500’s nominal advance, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq posted its third straight decline. China producer prices fell last month at their sharpest pace in three years, hit by Beijing’s trade war with Washington. The underwhelming data from China weighed on tariff-sensitive technology stocks .SPLRCT, which fell 0.5%
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