Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures rise to eye a small rebound from crushing sell-off

Published On Mar 11, 2025, 5:21 AM

US stock futures rose on Tuesday, suggesting a potential rebound after a significant sell-off in the previous sessions, particularly hitting the tech-heavy Nasdaq. Following a sharp decline attributed to investor anxiety over economic growth and corporate performance, the market is watching for the upcoming inflation reports, which could influence future trading. Notably, Delta Airlines adjusted its outlook due to macroeconomic concerns, signaling potential struggles in corporate earnings due to broader economic issues.

Stock Forecasts

SPY

Positive

Given the recent news about the rebounds in stock futures and potential adjustments in corporate forecasts, particularly with Delta Airlines, the market may see some volatility influenced by economic outlooks and sector performances. The rebound in the index futures indicates a recovery sentiment that could favor certain sectors, particularly after a significant sell-off. However, cautious investor sentiment remains a factor.

DAL

Negative

Delta Airlines' adjustment of its guidance suggests further underperformance in travel and leisure sectors due to economic uncertainty, indicating weaknesses in this sector in the near future. The news is likely to negatively impact stocks associated with airlines and travel.

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