US stock futures stabilize as investors weigh tariff impacts and AI concerns
US stock futures edged higher on Tuesday as markets attempted to recover from a sharp selloff triggered by new global tariffs and growing concerns over AI.
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President Donald Trump announced a temporary global tariff of 10% that officially came into effect on Tuesday, following a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court. The implementation of this policy in the US 
US coincided with a period of heightened market sensitivity, as U.S. stock index futures moved modestly higher following a significant broad market selloff. On Monday, all three main indexes—the S&P 500, the Dow, and the Nasdaq 100—recorded losses of more than 1% as investors processed the implications of the new trade measures and escalating AI-related concerns, a shift that affected major U.S. indexes across the board.
US coincided with a period of heightened market sensitivity, as U.S. stock index futures moved modestly higher following a significant broad market selloff. On Monday, all three main indexes—the S&P 500, the Dow, and the Nasdaq 100—recorded losses of more than 1% as investors processed the implications of the new trade measures and escalating AI-related concerns, a shift that affected major U.S. indexes across the board.
