U.S. stock futures dipped Tuesday after Monday’s rally as geopolitical tensions escalated, according to Benzinga. Trump urged Tehran residents to evacuate and rejected claims that his abrupt G7 departure aimed to broker a ceasefire, instead signaling broader action. WisdomTree's Jeremy Siegel said investors should focus on cooling inflation, citing lower CPI and PPI as signs of a disinflationary trend that supports Fed easing. He remains optimistic about the stock market, pointing to strong fundamentals and market resilience. The 10-year Treasury yield stood at 4.43%, while the two-year yield was 3.96%. The Dow rose 0.75% and the S&P 500 gained 0.94%. The Nasdaq advanced 1.52%, while the Russell 2000 increased 1.12%.
