Equity Index futures traded lower on Friday as technology sector weakness and rising yields weighed on markets, though major indices remained on track for weekly gains. E-mini S&P 500 futures fell more than 0.5% to around 7,570, marking a second consecutive session of declines while holding above an intraday low of 7,519. Earnings reactions, including a reversal in Cisco shares, alongside hawkish Federal Reserve commentary ahead of December's policy meeting lifted short-term Treasury yields and pressured equities. Meanwhile, E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures dropped about 1.4% while E-mini Dow futures hovered near flat as defensive rotation supported industrial names.
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