US Stock Futures Decline 0.1% Ahead of Chipmaker Earnings and Inflation Focus
US stock futures are lower during Monday's premarket session, with contracts on the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq 100 index both down 0.1%. Investors are gearing up for the final stretch of earnings, with chipmakers like Applied Materials Inc., Lumentum Holdings Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc. set to report in the coming days, which could provide insights into chip valuations. The focus also remains on inflation data.
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