Dow Jones futures ticked higher by 0.4%, with futures market analysis pointing to industrial stocks benefiting from rising manufacturing PMIs, hinting at near-term economic resilience. The cartel wants to regain market share lost to U.S. shale producers, Brazil and Guyana, and to rein in other OPEC members that routinely exceed production quotas. Lower oil prices also would please President Trump, who repeatedly has called for lower gas prices at the pump. Price action: October live cattle rose 97 1/2 cents to $231.15, nearer the daily high and hit a three-week low early on. September feeder cattle gained $1.50 to $353.20, near mid-range and hit a three-week low early on. Futures market analysis shows Nasdaq 100 futures at +0.8%, driven by AI-related stocks rallying on robust quarterly guidance. Analysts expect tech-heavy futures to retain momentum if inflation data remains within forecasted range.