Smart futures are showing increased volatility this week as Nasdaq futures edged up 0.4% while S&P 500 futures dipped 0.2% amid mixed corporate earnings. Traders are watching tech sector performance closely, with semiconductor stocks driving momentum after strong export data from Taiwan. Cambridge Aerospace, which has raised more than $130m (£96m), has deliberately designed the rockets to be cheap and is building a production line in Norfolk to ensure it has a secure supply chain. This approach is flexible, allowing manufacturers to start with a single use case such as reducing downtime and building toward a fully integrated smart factory. Foreign investor inflow into smart futures reached $1.2 billion over the past five trading sessions, marking the highest weekly inflow since March
