March S&P 500 futures declined for a second consecutive session, dropping approximately 1.33% at the lows before recovering slightly. The market showed little reaction to November economic data, where retail sales beat expectations with a 0.6% increase and core PPI came in flat, suggesting potentially lower inflation pressures. Analysts have raised EPS and revenue estimates for the quarter, projecting 7.7% year-over-year revenue growth, which could provide a tailwind if confirmed by upcoming reports.