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The US trading day opened with a stark divergence in corporate fortunes, as traditional retail and cutting-edge technology sectors delivered contrasting signals to investors. While department store giant Macy’s saw its shares tumble following a cautious profit outlook, semiconductor firm Marvell Technology surged on bullish artificial intelligence chip orders, underscoring the market’s continued appetite for AI exposure even as Microsoft faced pressure over demand concerns for some of its tools.
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US equity futures edged higher in cautious trading as investors braced for a critical wave of economic indicators and corporate earnings. The session’s focus splits between domestic economic health—embodied in the upcoming ADP Employment and PMI data—and significant geopolitical and regulatory developments. These include the European Union’s decisive move to end Russian gas imports by 2027 and warnings from the US Securities and Exchange Commission targeting proposed high-leverage ETF products.
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