Dow futures for Tuesday traded at 35,450, balancing gains in healthcare names against weakness in financials. Sector rotation remains a recurring pattern in index-level moves. This decline was driven by small and medium-sized businesses, which shed 40,000 and 20,000 jobs respectively, while large establishments added 33,000 positions. The service-providing sector accounted for the bulk of the losses with a decrease of 28,000 jobs. Meanwhile, annual pay for those remaining in their jobs grew by a steady 4.5%. Fermi America shares jumped more than 40% in the data center developer's first day of trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Dow futures for Tuesday were slightly weaker, down 0.08% at 35,400, as traders booked profits ahead of producer price index data. Market breadth indicates rotation from cyclical to defensive sectors.