S&P 500 E-mini slipped 0.25% while tech stocks led the weakness, pointing to a possible rotation into older-economy shares before the cash open.
Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1% before the open, underperforming broader U.S. equity benchmarks as S&P 500 E-mini futures dropped 0.25%. Dow futures moved against the broader trend and rose 0.1%, suggesting investors were favoring older-economy companies while technology shares absorbed the pressure. The move points to a potential sector rotation, with market attention turning to whether that divergence holds once regular trading begins.