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QUICK SPARK: Magnificent Seven Eye Worst Day Since Trump's Tariff Turmoil

BenzingaJul 23, 2026, 2:58 PMPiero Cingari

Tesla and Alphabet capex shocks plus $100 oil drove the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF down 4%, its worst session since April 2025.

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