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S&P 500 set for first July decline since 2014 as stocks sell off

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MarketWatch reports the S&P 500 is on track for its first July decline since 2014.

According to MarketWatch, the selloff was marked by a steep downturn in chip stocks, described as the worst month for the group in 24 years.

MarketWatch also notes that the move capped a whipsaw end to the month, pointing to heightened volatility into July’s decline.

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MarketWatchS&P 500 heads for the first July decline since 2014. Here are the stocks that led the selloff.
MarketWatchS&P 500 heads for the first July decline since 2014. Here are the stocks that led the selloff.

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