-- 週一下午，醫療保健類股下跌，紐約證券交易所醫療保健指數下跌0.6%，道富醫療保健精選行業SPDR ETF（XLV）下跌0.4%。 iShares生物技術ETF（IBB）上漲1.2%。 公司新聞方面，安進（AMGN）週一宣布，將向其位於波多黎各的生物製劑生產基地追加投資3億美元。安進股價下跌近2%。
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