– U.S. equities and international stocks fell amid tech- and AI-related jitters, while Treasuries edged higher and commodities slipped.
– Among U.S. sectors, health care stood out with gains, materials were relatively resilient, while tech and consumer discretionary lagged.
– International markets declined broadly, with Asia-Pacific equities taking the largest hit as global risk sentiment weakened.
– In fixed income, core U.S. bonds posted modest gains, the U.S. dollar strengthened and commodity prices eased amid cautious rate-cut expectations.

– U.S. equities finished the week little changed as early optimism over the end of the government shutdown faded amid rising yields and tech valuation concerns.
– Within U.S. sectors, health care stood out positively while consumer discretionary lagged, reflecting a tilt toward defensive and value-oriented stocks.
– International and emerging markets posted modest gains on easing China-growth fears and fresh flows into Asia, though country results were uneven.
– Treasury yields climbed while the dollar eased and broad commodities inched higher as markets repriced the path of future rate cuts.