US stock futures are drifting lower this morning as investors size up a fresh wave of policy signals from the Federal Reserve. With officials hinting at more rate cuts but voicing worries about persistent inflation and employment risks, market sentiment remains tentative. This is putting general pressure on equities while the spotlight turns to the Fed chair’s upcoming remarks for clues on where rates and the broader economy may go next.
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