U.S. stock futures continue to face downward pressure as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 track lower. Technology shares lead the decline following disappointing domestic labor data and a significant drop in JOLTS job openings. While German and U.K. economic reports showed unexpected strength, central banks in England and Europe opted to maintain current interest rates. Digital assets are also seeing a pullback, with Bitcoin falling to its lowest level since late 2024 amid regulatory shifts. Looking ahead, the market prepares for a heavy slate of earnings from mega-cap tech and retail leaders. Additional volatility is expected with upcoming consumer sentiment data and Canadian PMI reports.