S&P futures are sitting near 5,160 as traders position ahead of next week’s CPI report. Analysts expect market direction to be data-dependent, with inflation readings likely to guide Fed policy expectations. “I think with the fans, it definitely felt like a different environment than other games we've played against them,” Chourio said. “You could definitely feel them, and you could feel the energy that they were bringing. It was kind of like a different kind of pressure that they brought to the game today. It was great.” Despite the data blackout, several Federal Reserve officials are slated to speak this week, including Fed Governor Stephen Miran on Wednesday and Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday. S&P futures opened flat at 5,155 before climbing as buying pressure from large-cap sectors increased. Energy stocks are lending key support following a crude price rebound, lifting sentiment across broader indexes.