Stock futures are staying mostly flat this morning as investors pause after recent gains and wait for fresh economic data that could influence the next move by the Federal Reserve.
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After a strong rally that pushed major indexes to multi-week highs, the market seems to be digesting optimism about a potential rate cut while bracing for upcoming reports that could shake up sentiment.
Smaller-cap and value-oriented stocks appear to be drawing more attention than in previous weeks. With interest-rate expectations shifting and borrowing costs possibly heading lower, some investors are repositioning toward companies that typically benefit from easier monetary policy.
In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures rose 0.06%, Nasdaq futures slipped 0.05% and Dow futures rose 0.05%.
Check out this morning’s top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.
HIGHER –
- Bill (BILL) up 1% after Bloomberg reported activist investor Barington Capital has acquired a roughly $25M stake in the company, joining Elliott and Starboard in urging the board to consider a sale
UP AFTER EARNINGS –
- Dollar General (DG) up 5%
- SAIC (SAIC) up 4%
- Hormel Foods (HRL) up 3%
- Donaldson (DCI) up 2%
- Beta Technologies (BETA) up 2%
- TD Bank (TD) up 1%
- Salesforce (CRM) up 1%
DOWN AFTER EARNINGS –
- Genesco (GCO) down 21%
- Build-A-Bear (BBW) down 18%
- Kroger (KR) down 3%
- Wiley (WLY) down 2%
- Snowflake (SNOW) down 9%
LOWER –
- MBX Biosciences (MBX) down 12% after Goldman Sachs initiated coverage of the stock with a Sell rating and $18 price target
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