US Stock Futures Climb After Holiday, Wall Street Eyes AI Chips and Iran Talks
U.S. stock futures traded higher Tuesday as markets reopened after Memorial Day, with chip stocks up and investors watching talks aimed at calming the Middle East conflict that has fueled oil prices and inflation concerns. Stocks are pulling back after a big surge. The Dow set a record close on Friday and the S&P 500 gained for the eighth week in a row, lifted by AI demand and an earnings season that beat worries.