Stock futures for monday are trading flat overall

Stock futures for Monday are trading flat overall, yet airline stocks may gain traction after fuel costs dropped 3% last week. Travel-related sectors could provide a counterbalance to broader market caution. The Pacesetter Playbook: An Executive’s Guide To Advancing Enterprise AI | Paid Program "US economic growth and labor market remain relatively resilient. Inflation impact from tariffs winds up being more manageable than current worries. Similarly, fears about tariffs impacting earnings growth never really materialize," Brian Belski, the firm's chief investment strategist, wrote in a note. "The rest of the index continues to pick up the slack from some of the waning mega-cap relative performance, leading to a slightly higher than normal calendar year return." Stock futures for Monday are pointing to a mixed open, with S&P 500 futures edging up 0.2% and Nasdaq futures gaining 0.3%, while Dow futures slip 0.1%. Traders are balancing optimism over tech earnings with caution ahead of key inflation data expected later this week.