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The "futures parents" segment is seeing differentiated hedging strategies as crude oil futures rise to $78.60 per barrel, influencing energy stocks. Traders are watching the correlation between commodity-linked futures and large-cap equity futures, with stronger commodity prices often shifting institutional positions. Real-time CFTC data shows net-long positions increasing in index futures, suggesting institutional confidence despite macroeconomic uncertainty. George made his first official foreign trip as a royal in his first year of life, when he joined his parents on their official three week tour of New Zealand and Australia in April 2014, according to the royal family's website . A new survey suggests that parents also have big concerns—around their children’s future job prospects, what they learn in school, and whether they should even go to college. Latest market sentiment surrounding "futures parents" shows increased volatility tied to Fed rate expectations. S&P 500 futures are trading near 4,950, with Nasdaq futures showing stronger momentum due to tech earnings beats. Short-term indicators from the CME FedWatch tool suggest a 32% probability of a March rate cut, which could pressure yields and drive equities. Hedge funds are scaling exposure to defensive sectors while retail sentiment in index futures remains bullish, pointing toward potential near-term breakout patterns.