Nasdaq futures turn positive as S&P 500 futures slip 0.06%

Nasdaq 100 futures reversed into positive territory Monday while S&P 500 futures edged 0.06% lower, a divergence that showed traders rotating toward technology names.

The intraday shift in Nasdaq futures contrasted with the modest decline in S&P 500 contracts. Traders pointed to position adjustments ahead of the upcoming earnings season as a potential driver, with no single macro catalyst dominating the session.

S&P 500 futures held near unchanged levels after the 0.06% dip. The Nasdaq 100's turn higher erased earlier losses, highlighting selective positioning across US equity benchmarks.

The mixed futures action leaves the S&P 500's near-term direction uncertain. The June retail sales report and the start of second-quarter earnings season will provide the next catalysts for equity valuations.

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