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Update: 7:22 a.m. ET
Stock Futures Rise Before Open
Ask anybody, yesterday could’ve been a better start to September. In the first trading session of the month, stock benchmarks like the Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell nearly 1% on fiscal concerns. Today, stocks are clawing some of those losses back, at least for now.
Stock futures are higher right now, with the Nasdaq (+0.71%), S&P 500 (+0.51%), and Dow (+0.02%) all in the green before the bell. The Russell 2000 (-0.14%) isn’t super far behind, just a few basis points below its recent close.
Gold (+0.48%) continued upwards overnight, slaying $3,600 and setting a new record high this morning of $3,609. The 30Y Treasury (+0.002% to 4.974%) is little-changed.
Earnings Today: Salesforce, Figma, HPE
Nasdaq says that we can expect 48 earnings reports today, including a check-in from AI aspirant Salesforce (CRM) , the first report from design software Figma (FIG) , and AI name Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) . All three are coming after the market closes.
This morning, reports from Dollar Tree (DLTR) , The Campbell’s Company (CPB) , and Macy’s (M) will bridge the gap to the bigger evening reports.
Earnings (Sept. 3, 2025)
Update: 7:03 a.m. ET
Economic Data: MBA Mortgage, Redbook, JOLTS
Today, there’s a handful of interesting economic data drops expected, including one that has already happened early this morning: data from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
MBA reports that the 30Y mortgage rate declined to a fresh low last week, hitting 6.64%. Applications declined, too.
Also due out this morning, we’ll be seeing Redbook data, JOLTs Job Openings, and Factory Orders, among other reports. Here’s the breakdown of the insights on the docket for today:
Economic Data & Events (Sept. 3, 2025)