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US Stock Futures Gain Ahead of Big Tech Earnings, Fed Decision

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 12:38 UTC By Emily Forgash 1 min read
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US stock futures were slightly higher on Monday as investors await key big tech earnings this week and the Federal Reserve’s next decision on Wednesday.

US stock futures were slightly higher on Monday as investors await key big tech earnings this week and the Federal Reserve’s next decision on Wednesday.
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