Dow Jones futures are set to open with focus on Trump's Venezuela actions and tech stocks like Nvidia, AMD, and Taiwan Semiconductor, amid a volatile market that ended 2025 with mixed signals and geopolitical tensions impacting oil prices and sectors like chips, aerospace, and financials.
Dow Jones futures and major indices are slightly down ahead of Tuesday's trading, following a Monday decline in stocks like Nvidia, Palantir, Tesla, and AppLovin, which experienced notable drops. Key economic data includes Fed minutes and jobless claims, with market sentiment cautious amid ongoing volatility and a focus on potential support levels for these stocks.
Dow Jones futures and major indexes showed modest gains amid earnings reports from key companies like American Eagle and Marvell, with market sentiment cautious as economic data is awaited; leading stocks and sectors displayed mixed performance, suggesting a pause after recent gains.
Dow Jones futures remain stable while major indexes decline due to mixed earnings reports and market concerns, with notable drops in stocks like Palantir, Broadcom, and Tesla, amid a broader sell-off in tech and growth stocks.
Stock futures are slightly down ahead of the market open after a mixed day Monday, with Amazon surging 4% on a major cloud deal, Nvidia and Palantir reaching new highs, and Tesla climbing near a buy point. Broadcom declined, and a busy week of earnings reports is expected, amid ongoing economic data releases and market analysis.
Dow Jones futures dipped slightly while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures rose ahead of the August jobs report, with Broadcom surging after beating earnings and guiding higher. Tesla's board proposed a potential $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk if targets are met, and the market saw gains with Amazon, Netflix, and Shopify offering buy signals amid a rally driven by strong earnings and economic data. The upcoming jobs report and Broadcom's earnings are key factors influencing market direction.
Dow Jones futures are steady ahead of key CPI inflation data, with notable stock movements including Tesla hitting a new buy point, CoreWeave approaching a key moving average, and Micron raising guidance. Investors await inflation reports to gauge future market direction amid ongoing bullish trends and economic indicators like oil prices and treasury yields.
Dow Jones futures are steady as key stocks like Nvidia and Tesla rally, while Circle, Coinbase, and CoreWeave decline. The market reacts to the US-EU trade deal, with upcoming Fed and jobs reports influencing investor sentiment.
Dow Jones futures dipped slightly amid mixed market signals, with AI stocks like Nvidia and AMD rallying after positive news on chip sales to China, but overall market weakness persisted with declines in major indices and sector ETFs. Key earnings reports and inflation data are upcoming, influencing market direction.
Dow Jones futures edged higher amid mixed market performance, with Tesla falling below key support levels due to weak sales and concerns about Elon Musk's political ties. Major earnings reports from Broadcom and Rubrik are upcoming, and the market remains cautious but potentially poised for further gains depending on upcoming data and earnings.
Dow Jones futures, S&P 500 futures, and Nasdaq futures will open Sunday evening after Israel intercepted over 200 Iranian drones and missiles in a well-telegraphed attack, slightly damaging a military base. President Biden seeks a diplomatic response, while the stock market rally sold off on fears of an Iran attack. Key earnings ahead include Goldman Sachs, Charles Schwab, ASML, and Taiwan Semiconductor. The market fear gauge spiked on Friday, and investors need to reassess their positions in response to the escalating Iran-Israel conflict.
Dow Jones futures fell on concerns of a wider Mideast conflict and JPMorgan's impact, while Tesla stock dipped as a long-time bull warned of potential setbacks with its robotaxi plans. Additionally, Coupang saw a jump in stock price following a membership fee increase, and China's order for telecoms to phase out foreign chips affected Intel and AMD stocks. Nvidia stock edged lower after recent gains, and the market rallied with tech stocks leading the way. Bank earnings from JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and BlackRock were also in focus, with JPMorgan beating first-quarter views but keeping its full-year outlook below analyst forecasts.
Dow Jones futures, S&P 500 futures, and Nasdaq futures turned higher on the PPI inflation report, erasing modest losses. Nvidia and Microsoft are in focus with new price target hikes. The March PPI rose 0.2%, below expectations, and initial jobless claims fell to 211,000. In Wednesday's stock market trading, the Dow Jones index fell 1.1% to a two-month low as consumer inflation came in hotter than expected, putting the stock market rally under pressure. Nvidia stock rose after a price target raise, while Microsoft stock edged higher. Amazon CEO Jassy pledged to continue cost cuts and push into artificial intelligence, and in biotech news, Vertex Pharmaceuticals announced a takeover deal for Alpine Immune Sciences, while Regeneron Pharmaceuticals fell after the Justice Department accused it of overcharging Medicare.
Dow Jones futures rose slightly after hours, with investors awaiting the CPI inflation report and key reports from Delta Air Lines and Nvidia chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor. The stock market rally edged higher, with Nvidia testing support and Tesla rising on Elon Musk's robotaxi announcement. The CPI inflation report is expected to impact Dow Jones futures and Treasury yields, while Nvidia faces growing competition in the AI space. Taiwan Semiconductor will release March and first-quarter sales figures, and Delta Air Lines' earnings kick off earnings for U.S. carriers.
Dow Jones futures were modestly higher ahead of Tuesday's stock market open, with Nvidia rallying near record highs and former President Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social expected to debut. Trump Media & Technology Group's common stock and public warrants are set to trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbols "DJT" and "DJTWW," respectively. This week's economic data is light, with key earnings reports expected from companies like Jefferies Financial, Paychex, Carnival, and RH. In Monday's stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq composite all dipped, while tech giants like Microsoft and Meta Platforms were among the biggest losers. Google parent Alphabet, Arista Networks, Duolingo, and DraftKings are among the best stocks to watch, with Alphabet nearing a consolidation's buy point and Duolingo trying to break out past a cup-with-handle's entry.