The size of the blocks represents the cumulative trading volume of stocks that starts from the pre-market period of the day until the time of this report. The numbers within the blocks and the face colors of the blocks represent the change in stock prices of those stocks.

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• Current leader of the Technology sector: Sandisk Corporation (SNDK) drifts down by -0.7%, with US$132,507,656 traded. Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh maintained an Outperform rating on Sandisk and lowered the target price from US$1900 to US$1875.
• Current leader of the Industrials sector: SpaceX (SPCX) ticks up by 0.1%, with US$31,225,167 traded. SpaceX officially announced plans to build a US$100 billion Starship launch base in Louisiana to support orbital data centers, lunar and Mars missions.
• Current leader of the Consumer Discretionary sector: Tesla Motors, Inc. (TSLA) remain unchanged by -0.0%, with US$18,283,902 traded. On August 25, 2026, Tesla raised prices for both Cybertruck models in the US by US$5,000, aiming to improve profitability amid competitive market pressures.
• Current leader of the Health Care sector: Moderna (MRNA) drifts by -0.8%, with US$14,561,456 traded. On August 25, Barclays and JPMorgan significantly raised Moderna's price target following positive phase III mRNA cancer vaccine trial results with Merck.
• Current leader of the Financials sector: Circle (CRCL) remain unchanged by -0.0%, with US$9,831,728 traded.
• Current leader of the Materials sector: BHP Group Ltd Sponsored American Depositary Receipt Repr 2 Shs (BHP) decreases modestly by -1.4%, with US$3,400,183 traded. BHP's port workers in Western Australia rejected a pay proposal and the union submitted a counteroffer ahead of the next round of labor negotiations.
• Current leader of the Consumer Staples sector: Sadot Group Inc. (SDOT) gains 19.6%, with US$2,115,594 traded. On August 23, CFO Oren Attiya resigned for personal reasons, and CEO Haggai Ravid was appointed as interim CFO and chief accounting officer.
• Current leader of the Energy sector: Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY) falls slightly by -0.9%, with US$1,140,156 traded.
• Current leader of the Real Estate sector: KE Holdings (BEKE) is up slightly by 1.4%, with US$386,013 traded. KE Holdings reported Q2 2026 net profit of RMB 2.62 billion, up 100.8% year-on-year.