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Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures signaled a higher open on Wednesday, thanks to upbeat guidance from EV giant Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) and semiconductor m

The mood on Wall Street turned tentative on Tuesday as investors awaited earnings reports from the “Magnificent 7,” companies that fueled much of the market’s upside since 2023. Index futures rose slightly in early trading. Asian markets closed mostly higher, while European markets started on a firmer footing. Commodities pulled back, and bond yields held steady.

Wall Street appears to be shrugging off rate worries as major stock index futures were moderately higher in early pre-market trading on Monday in the hopes of getting some respite from Big Tech earnings.

U.S. stocks appear headed for another losing day, potentially marking a sixth consecutive session in the red for Wall Street.

Cautious optimism hangs in the air on Thursday morning as index futures traded up moderately in early hours.

The relief rally sparked by Thursday’s producer price index report is teetering on the edge.

The negative mood on Wall Street may persist as investors await the release of another inflation report, which will have significant implications for the near-term trend in cons

Stock futures are all in the green early Wednesday as traders factor in tame March inflation data. A hotter-than-expected number may not result in a big pullback, given the recent consolidation, said value investor and New York University Professor Aswath Damodaran.

Traders are bracing for a lackluster Tuesday, going by weak stock futures, as they navigate conflicting signals.

U.S. stocks are expected to open lower on Monday, reversing the gains made on Friday.