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Optical communication and computing power cloud sectors in the US stock market fell across the board, while biotech and space concept stock sectors rose across the board.

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According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), U.S. stocks saw broad declines in the optical communications and computing power cloud sectors, while the biotech sector posted broad gains. Specific stock movements are as follows: Lumentum fell 2.77%, Corning dropped 2.02%, Coherent declined 3.67%, Applied Optoelectronics slid 5.06%, Ciena fell 2.07%, Broadcom edged down 0.25%, and Marvell Technology dropped 1.75%. Oracle declined 1.18%, CoreWeave fell 2.78%, Nebius slid 3.16%, IREN dropped 4.22%, and Applied Digital declined 2.52%. Eli Lilly rose 2.21%, Johnson & Johnson gained 1.15%, Moderna increased 0.73%, Novo Nordisk climbed 1.09%, AbbVie advanced 1.35%, and Merck stayed flat. SpaceX fell 1.71%, Rocket Lab dropped 1.82%, Planet Labs declined 1.18%, AST SpaceMobile slid 2.46%, and Intuitive Machines fell 2.14%.

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