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US futures slip as Nvidia suffers a biggest one-day drop ever By Investing.com
U.S. equity futures indicated a lower opening after the S&P 500 lost more than 2.1% on Tuesday with the Information Technology and Energy sectors leading the downturn. At 18:30 EST (22:30 GMT), the (S&P 500 Futures edged down by 0.1%, and Nasdaq 100 Futures also decreased by 0.1%. Meanwhile, Dow
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Dow Jones Today: Futures Point to Lower Open as Nvidia, Other Tech Stocks Remain Under Pressure
Stephen Wisnefski is the Executive Editor of News at Investopedia. He has more than two decades of experience as a journalist and newsroom leader, including 25 years at Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal. Stock futures are pointing to a lower open for major indexes on Wednesday, as AI investor
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Futures lower, JOLTS ahead, Nvidia gets subpoena - what's moving markets By Investing.com
Investing.com -- US futures dip following a downbeat day to kick off September for Wall Street. Technology names, in particular artificial intelligence focal point Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), saw their share prices slump sharply. Nvidia's stock price further dropped in after-hours trading following a
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US stock futures slip as Nvidia experiences its largest one-day drop amid a regulatory probe. Investors await key economic data, including job openings and ISM services index.

The US stock market futures took a hit on Wednesday, largely influenced by the sharp decline in Nvidia's stock price. The tech giant experienced its most significant one-day drop, falling by 4.7%, following news of a US government subpoena related to its sales to China and other countries in the Middle East
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. This development has sent ripples through the tech sector and broader market, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the US and China in the semiconductor industry.Investors are keenly awaiting crucial economic data that could provide insights into the health of the US economy. The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report for January is expected to show a decrease in job openings to 8.9 million from 9.026 million in December
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. Additionally, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) is set to release its services index for February, with economists anticipating a slight dip to 53 from 53.4 in January .As of early trading, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 0.3%, S&P 500 futures fell 0.5%, and Nasdaq 100 futures declined by 0.8%
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. The tech-heavy Nasdaq's more significant drop reflects the impact of Nvidia's situation on the broader technology sector. Other notable tech stocks, including Apple, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms, also experienced declines in premarket trading1
.The market's reaction is also influenced by ongoing speculation about the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. While Fed Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to testify before Congress, investors are particularly interested in any hints about the timing of potential interest rate cuts
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. The current market expectations suggest a 70% probability of the first rate cut occurring in June, according to the CME FedWatch tool2
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International factors are also playing a role in market sentiment. China's National People's Congress is underway, with investors closely monitoring for any policy announcements that could impact global markets. Additionally, the Bank of Canada is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 5% in its upcoming decision
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.Beyond Nvidia, other corporate developments are influencing market dynamics. Tesla shares fell over 2% following a price cut announcement for its Model Y vehicle in China
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. Meanwhile, companies like CrowdStrike Holdings and Box are set to report their earnings, potentially adding to market volatility3
.As the trading day unfolds, market participants will be closely watching these various factors, from tech sector developments to economic indicators and global events, to gauge the overall direction of US stocks in the near term.
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