TechAnalyzer ProThe US market this week: sectors and indices, Sep 7–11, 2026
Cumulative return through the US trading week, measured from the prior Friday's close, using the ETFs for the 11 S&P 500 sectors and the five major indices. Published automatically once a week from the same data that runs our scanner. For longer-term context, see stock market seasonality by month.
The 11 sectors vs. the S&P 500
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The indices
The week in numbers
The strongest sector this week was Energy (XLE, +1.66%); the weakest was Health Care (XLV, -3.55%). 3 of 11 sectors finished the week higher.
Cyclical sectors (technology, consumer discretionary, industrials, financials) outpaced the defensives (in relative terms — the S&P 500 itself fell), a risk-on tilt.
The indices: S&P 500 -0.78%, Nasdaq-100 -0.57%, Dow Jones -1.55%, Russell 2000 -2.41%, S&P 500 Equal Weight -1.89%.
The cap-weighted S&P 500 beat the equal-weight version: the index leaned on its largest companies while the average stock lagged.
Big tech (Nasdaq-100) beat small caps (Russell 2000).
This text is derived from the numbers alone and describes the week that was. It is not a forecast and not investment advice.
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