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    Dow futures drop 50 points; Japan factory output falls

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    US Stock Market Live: The US stock futures continue to remain in cautious mode after a slew of companies suspended or tweaked their full year guidance in light of President Donald Trump’s tariff-related uncertainties. Yet, it did not stop Wall Street from reporting another day of gains, continuing their recovery from their respective 52-week low levels. Currently, futures on the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are trading at the flat line, while those on the Nasdaq are trading with losses of close to 100 points. Watch this space for all the Live updates.

    US Stock Market Live: Dow futures drop 50 points; Japan factory output falls

    US Stock Market Live: The US stock futures continue to remain in cautious mode after a slew of companies suspended or tweaked their full year guidance in light of President Donald Trump’s tariff-related uncertainties. Yet, it did not stop Wall Street from reporting another day of gains, continuing their recovery from their respective 52-week low levels. Currently, futures on the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are trading at the flat line, while those on the Nasdaq are trading with losses of close to 100 points. The S&P 500 had its sixth straight winning session on Tuesday, while the Dow Jones ended with gains of 300 points. A slew of economic data is set to be reported today across China, Japan and the US. While the former two countries report their PMI and industrial production data, the US reports its Q1 GDP, which many fear, will be in negative territory. Big tech companies like Apple and Amazon are also set to report results today, along with the key Fed inflation gauge. Watch this space for all the Live updates.

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