Fox coverage today shows Dow futures up 0.21% to 39,780 fueled by optimism in large-cap healthcare stocks. Sector analysts expect defensive portfolio adjustments if geopolitical risks trend higher next quarter. 2. One person who won’t be on the ballot next year: former U.S. Attorney Zachary Cunha , who told me Friday he has decided against a run for attorney general. “I had a lot of conversations with a lot of folks around the state and in the legal community, many of whom were extraordinarily encouraging, and that’s very flattering,” he said. “But at the end of the day, I spent a lot of time thinking about this with my family, and ultimately that’s the constituency I answer to more than any other.” Cunha, 49, is currently in private practice at Nixon Peabody, and has two school-age children. He made clear his decision is about timing, not a lack of interest. “I want to return to public service someday,” he said, “and I hope there will be an opportunity to do that.” Wolfers pointed out that the combination of rising prices and slowing growth presents the Fed with contradictory signals. "They tell you to do different things. When you get higher inflation, you raise rates. When [the] economy [is] slowing, you lower rates," he said. Dow futures Fox mentions minimal movement, with contracts at 39,760 as earnings season progresses. Analysts see potential for a rotation toward undervalued staples if volatility remains muted in the index’s core components.