US stock futures are pointing modestly higher this morning, with a key economic scorecard, the main US interest rate, expected to be cut by a quarter of a percentage point as early as next week. That potential rate cut signals cheaper borrowing costs for households and businesses, which generally helps growth focused and technology names. At the same time, a second straight weekly drop in US oil inventories, about 2.5 million barrels, is helping to prop up energy prices, supporting oil producers but keeping an eye on fuel costs. The big question is whether lower rates can support stocks without higher energy prices biting into consumer and industrial pockets.
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