Dow Jones futures are slightly up ahead of the December jobs report and a Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs, with mixed market performance and sector movements, while key stocks like Nvidia, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Revolution Medicines show notable activity.
Stock futures are nearly unchanged after the S&P 500 and Dow hit new highs, with the market reacting positively to recent geopolitical events and strong earnings, while geopolitical tensions and potential military actions remain a concern for future market stability.
The stock market rally continues with the Dow and S&P 500 reaching new highs, several stocks like Amazon and Seagate flashing buy signals, while Tesla declines below its 50-day moving average; futures are modestly higher amid broad market strength and sector rotations.
Global markets started the year positively with rising futures, record-breaking Asian stocks, the FTSE surpassing 10,000, a rebound in precious metals, and stable currency and crypto markets, though caution remains about reading too much into the first trading day.
The article provides an update on the status of various broadcast TV shows for the 2025-26 season, highlighting which series have been renewed, canceled, or are still awaiting renewal decisions, with some shows like 'American Dad!' and 'NCIS' confirmed for upcoming seasons, while others remain uncertain.
CME Group is increasing margins on precious-metal futures for the second time in a week due to recent high market volatility, especially in silver, to ensure adequate collateral coverage amid wild price swings.
Stock futures remained stable after the S&P 500 experienced back-to-back losses amid concerns over an AI bubble and sector-specific declines, with the market still on track for double-digit gains in 2025 despite recent setbacks.
Stock futures are slightly down after last week's gains, with market focus on DigitalBridge's potential acquisition by SoftBank, rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions, and a decline in gold and silver after record highs, as investors navigate holiday trading and economic uncertainties.
U.S. stock futures are muted after a strong week, with markets in holiday mode and thin trading volumes expected, as investors remain cautious ahead of the New Year holidays following a record-high week driven by technology stocks and expectations of easing Federal Reserve policies.
Stock futures are steady after the S&P 500 hit a new record, with Wall Street ending a strong year with significant gains across major indices, and investors awaiting Federal Reserve minutes for insights into 2026.
U.S. stock futures rose slightly in a thin trading session after Christmas, with subdued activity and volume expected to remain low ahead of the New Year, amid optimism from strong economic growth and enthusiasm for tech stocks.
U.S. stock futures are nearly unchanged after the S&P 500 reached a record close, with major indexes climbing for the fourth consecutive day amid strong economic data and optimism about a year-end rally. Investors are eyeing potential gains during the Santa Claus rally period, supported by positive market momentum and sector rotation, while awaiting weekly jobless claims and holiday market closures.
Stock futures are mostly unchanged after the S&P 500's third consecutive gain, driven by strong performances in chipmakers and cyclical sectors, with market sentiment cautiously optimistic about the upcoming year.
Thirteen NFL teams eliminated from postseason contention are at various stages of evaluating their coaching futures, with some already making changes and others planning assessments after the season, including teams like the Cardinals, Falcons, Bengals, Browns, Chiefs, Raiders, Dolphins, Vikings, Jets, Saints, and Commanders.