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U.S. equity futures declined on Friday as investors reviewed the largest U.S. listing by a South Korean company and prepared for second-quarter earnings reports.
bloombergquint.comU.S. equity futures moved lower on Friday morning. Market participants reviewed the record U.S. listing of South Korea’s SK Hynix and turned attention to the start of second-quarter earnings season. The decline followed a session in which broader indexes closed near record levels.
Traders cited the size of the SK Hynix listing as a factor in overnight positioning. Volume remained light ahead of the earnings reports scheduled to begin next week.
Analysts expect technology and financial companies to release results first. Futures pricing will be reassessed once those reports are published.
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