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US stock futures are pointing slightly higher this morning, with E-mini S&P 500 contracts up about 0.2%, as investors weigh softer inflation signals against mixed global growth. The US 10 year Treasury yield is sitting near 4.25%, which suggests borrowing costs are steady for now after recent talk of a gentler approach from the Federal Reserve. Abroad, Canada’s inflation rate is 2.4% and New Zealand’s is 3.1%, both still shaped heavily by energy and housing costs. At the same time, China’s youth unemployment at 16.9% highlights pressure on global demand. The key question now is whether steady bond yields and uneven growth abroad favor interest rate sensitive areas such as real estate and small caps, or global growth exposed sectors such as chip makers and other exporters.
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Earnings from megacap healthcare, defense, autos, and tech will shape how investors think about sector demand this week.
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Healthcare bellwether: UnitedHealth Group (UNH) reports Q1 on Tuesday, giving you a read on managed care trends.
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Defense focus: RTX (RTX) posts Q1 on Tuesday, keeping attention on program execution and large contract pipelines.
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Autos and AI story: Tesla (TSLA) Q1 on Wednesday will spotlight vehicle demand and capital needs for future projects.
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Cloud and software demand: ServiceNow (NOW) Wednesday Q1 update highlights enterprise spending appetite for workflow software.
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Chip sector readthrough: Intel (INTC) Q1 on Thursday After-Market will be watched for capital allocation and data center demand signals.
