After a Fed-fueled sell-off left investors looking like they missed the bus, US stock futures bounced back. Dow futures nudged up 0.2%, S&P 500 futures rose 0.4%, and Nasdaq futures jumped 0.7%. It’s like the market hit snooze and then decided to get moving.
Meta’s shares took a nosedive, falling over 9%, extending a historic losing streak. Meanwhile, Microsoft threw a party as its Azure cloud business topped $100 billion. One’s crying over AI investments, the other is laughing all the way to the cloud bank.
Amazon is up next to explain its cloud spending, while Apple’s results will have everyone eyeing margins closely—especially with memory chip prices doing their own little inflation dance.
The bond market is acting like a toddler denied candy, sending the 30-year Treasury yield to a multidecade high near 5.24%. Investors are clutching their wallets tighter, wondering if this tantrum will last.
Oil prices stayed flat for now, but US strikes on Iranian targets overnight could escalate the conflict—and inflation might just join the party uninvited.
All eyes are on the Personal Consumption Expenditures index for June. Will inflation calm down or throw another curveball? Traders are ready with popcorn.
Continuing claims and second-quarter GDP readings are coming up, promising more twists in this financial soap opera. Stay tuned!