Stocks slid on Friday, led by a sharp decline in the tech sector, as investors continue a “rotation trade” out of AI stocks.

US stock futures climbed at the start of the last full trading week of 2025 as a tech selloff abated and analysts kept up a bullish drumbeat of calls for next year.

US stock futures slid early Tuesday as investors braced for the November jobs report. Dow futures fell about 0.2%. S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures dropped up to 0.45%. Tech stocks stayed weak. AMC Robotics surged premarket.

It now looks like U.S. stocks will open with only minor losses after buyers emerged following another overnight dip in futures. Nasdaq 100 futures, which had been leading declines, have turned a near 1% retreat into a fall of just 0.

Investors reacted to the delayed release of the November jobs report, seen as pivotal to the path of interest rates next year.

US stock futures posted small moves as investors awaited a key jobs report that could offer clues on the path for interest rates. Brent crude dropped below $60 a barrel.

Dow futures slip ahead of delayed US jobs data as AI stocks sell off, EV strategies shift, and global markets turn cautious.

U.S. stock futures are up early Monday morning, following a mixed week that saw rotation out of expensive tech stocks in favor of value.

Major stock indexes finished lower to begin the last full trading week of the year, with AI-tied shares again weighing on the Nasdaq.

Global stock markets slid sharply on Tuesday. Japans Nikkei dropped 1.6%. Hong Kongs Hang Seng fell 1.5%. South Koreas Kospi sank 2.2%. U.S. stock futures also turned lower, with S&P 500 futures down 0.