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U.S. stock futures were lower as the Nasdaq 100 index fell on Tuesday following Monday’s mixed close.

Inflation fears gripped Wall Street as Ed Yardeni anticipated an imminent policy shift, noting that recent CPI and PPI data suggest the Fed is currently "behind the curve" on inflation. He expects the central bank to completely drop its easing stance and adopt a "tightening bias" at its upcoming June meeting, followed by a 25-basis-point rate hike in July.

Meanwhile, the 10-year Treasury bond yielded 4.60%, and the two-year bond was at 4.06%. The CME Group's FedWatch tool‘s projections show markets pricing a 98.8% likelihood of the Federal Reserve leaving the current interest rates unchanged during June’s meeting.

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) and Invesco QQQ Trust ETF (NASDAQ: QQQ), which track the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, respectively, were lower in premarket on Tuesday. The SPY was down 0.45% at $735.36, while the QQQ was lower by 0.84% to $699.96.

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00:08futures are red across the board here ahead of Tuesday mornings open S&P futures down 0.46%
00:16the Dow futures down 0.28% that's being affected by Home Depot which is down slightly
00:21and the Nasdaq futures down 0.8% let's take a look at some cues from
00:29the last session and what's going on here today energy financial and consumer staple stocks
00:36recorded the biggest gains on Monday as most S&P 500 sectors closed on a positive note meanwhile
00:42information technology and industrial stocks closed the session lower US stock futures were lower as
00:48the Nasdaq 100 index fell on Tuesday following Monday's mixed close inflation fears gripped
00:55Wall Street as Ed Yardini anticipates an imminent policy shift noting that the recent CPI and PPI
01:01data suggests the Fed is currently quote behind the curve on inflation end quote let's see if that's
01:07a new term that enters the zeitgeist he expects the central bank to completely drop its easing stance
01:13and adopt a tightening bias at its upcoming June meeting followed by a 25 basis point rate hike
01:20in July meanwhile the 10-year treasury bond yielded 4.6% and the two-year bond was at 4
01:25.06% the CME
01:28group's Fed watch tool projection showed the markets are pricing in a 98.8% likelihood of the
01:33Federal Reserve leaving the current interest rates unchanged during the June meeting now again that's
01:40during the June meeting that's actually come down a percent from the last reading that we took
01:46um Ed Yardini just gave you a insight that he thinks July might be the meeting that something
01:52gets moved and the direction has changed uh from the uh rate cut to a potential rate hike we'll see
02:01how that shakes out over the next several weeks here we've got several stocks in focus here for you
02:06today the first one is going to be XP Inc the ticker is XP and it was six percent lower
02:12in the pre-market
02:13on Tuesday is reported worse than expected first quarter financial results the company also named
02:19Gustavo Alejo Vavani as CFO starting on August 3rd the next stock on our list is going to be Akamai
02:26ticker is AKAM and it declined 2.5% after announcing plans to commence a 1.3 billion dollar senior
02:34notes
02:35offering the next stock on our list is going to be Atmos Energy and the ticker is ATO and it's
02:43jumped 10.13 percent following its strong second quarter earnings with a net income of 581.9 million
02:51and raised its annual dividend by 14.9 percent four dollars per share big jump there in the dividend
02:59the next stock on our list is going to be General Electric which is ticker GE and it was up
03:050.17 percent
03:06as Japan Airlines signed a 10-year maintenance and overhaul deal with GE Aerospace to cover its Boeing 787
03:13fleet the last stock on our list is going to be Toll Brothers and the ticker on this one is
03:18TOL
03:19it declined 0.13 percent as analysts expected to report earnings of 258 per share on revenue of
03:272.41 billion after the closing bell today
03:30you
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