Futures Dip as Iran Deadline Looms, Unity, Oracle, SoFi in Focus
U.S. stock futures fell in premarket trading as President Trump pushed the Iran deal deadline to April 6 amid ongoing negotiations. Traders await final March sentiment data and a likely hold on rates in April, with FedWatch signaling about a 93.8% chance of no rate change. In focus, Unity Software jumped after strong Q1 guidance, Oracle expanded its Nashville footprint (and Veritone moved to OCI), and SoFi announced LPB partnerships, while Datacentrex plunged on a $20.2 million public offering. Southland Holdings also slid after disappointing results. Commodities were mixed, with crude higher, Bitcoin slipping, and gold easing as markets digest geopolitical tensions and earnings momentum.
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