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US stock futures climbed on Tuesday as the AI trade continued to take center stage on Wall Street, with chip stocks set to gain for a second day.

US stock futures traded mixed on Monday morning after Iran attacked Israel, putting pressure on a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, and investors continued to reprice rate-hike bets and assess the artificial intelligence trade.

The week the CFTC gave perpetual contracts their first US regulatory home, the European Commission opened a consultation asking whether its two-year-old crypto framework already needs amending.

Don’t you love jobs reporting Friday? Those of us out west have to get up at 5:30am to have the privilege of watching a commercial on CNBC while the futures goes ballistic 30 seconds before they allow Rick Santelli to come on and announce the number.

So this is truly the age of deception. Personally, I thought I’ve seen it all but even this is new. That’s what you get living through the 4th turning cycle. But there are some caveats we need to be aware of.

US stock futures mostly fell early Friday, with tech leading the way down in the wait for the release of the May jobs report.

US Stocks fall as markets digest a Broadcom earnings miss alongside a landmark congressional rebuke of the Iran war, snapping the recent record-setting run as chip stocks pull back and geopolitical risk reasserts itself heading into Thursday's open.

US Stocks mixed as Dow futures slide after major indexes hit record highs, with markets digesting a blockbuster AI infrastructure earnings run and fresh uncertainty over the Iran ceasefire heading into Wednesday's open.

US stocks were split at the opening bell as investors weighed uncertainty over Iran talks alongside the latest developments in artificial intelligence.

The S&P 500 is entering June off its ninth consecutive weekly gain following the Memorial Day holiday reprieve, with all three major indexes at record highs. The Dow closed at 50,009 and the Nasdaq at 26,270 heading into the new month.