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US Stock Futures Slip on Alphabet, Oil Advances: Markets Wrap

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US stock futures fell early Thursday as investors analyzed earnings reports from major AI companies to see if high capital spending is resulting in growth. Meanwhile, oil prices continued to rise. This matters because it reflects market uncertainty about the returns on AI investments and ongoing energy price trends.

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US equity-index futures declined in early Thursday trading.

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Oil extended its rally.

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Investors looked for evidence that surging capital spending is translating into growth.

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  • US equity-index futures declined in early Thursday trading.
  • Investors are weighing earnings from AI heavyweights for evidence that surging capital spending translates into growth.

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US equity-index futures declined in early Thursday trading as investors weighed earnings from AI heavyweights for evidence that rising capital spending is translating into growth. Oil extended its increase.

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Investors looked for evidence that surging capital spending is translating into growth.

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Investors weighed earnings from AI heavyweights.

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Oil extended its rally.

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US equity-index futures declined in early Thursday trading.

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