U.S. stock futures rose modestly Friday while AI‑related shares fell after OpenAI disclosed lower‑than‑expected revenue expectations.
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Micron stock jumped nearly 5% before settling at a 1.8% gain as Stifel analyst Brian Chin reaffirmed a buy rating and a $1,500 price target, while noting a more measured earnings upside ahead of the company’s Q4 report.
U.S. equities slipped after the Labor Department reported 162,000 new jobs in August, pushing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase higher.
Shein's Hong Kong listing saw its stock slip up to 10% in early trade, valuing the company at about $26 billion—roughly a quarter of its earlier estimate.
U.S. missile strikes on Iranian rocket launchers sent U.S. stock futures lower, while Wall Street prepares to close August with a string of monthly gains.
Microsoft shares sit at $515.39, up 2.05%, as Investor's Business Daily flags a 98/99 composite rating and a consolidation pattern near a 513.73 entry level.