Pre market futures for Nasdaq see incremental boosts from cloud computing stocks after strong subscription revenue updates. Futures bids are consolidating just above yesterday’s high, indicating possible breakout. That stability, coupled with a dovish macroeconomic environment, bodes well for risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Energy markets are under pressure. Brent crude (BZ=F) is trading at $64.63, down 8% for the week, while WTI (CL=F) sits at $61, on track for its largest weekly drop since June. OPEC+ meets Sunday and could approve a supply boost of up to 500,000 barrels per day for November, tripling October’s hike. Futures price action shows tightening bid-ask spreads in Nasdaq contract as liquidity returns after holiday-thinned sessions. This signals potential for more decisive directional moves once cash market bell rings.