Nasdaq 100 Futures

Bitcoin paused near $64,000 after retracing part of Monday’s rally, while Nasdaq 100 futures weakened as Treasury yields and Brent crude moved higher. Traders are watching Wednesday’s Federal Reserve minutes and a White House crypto meeting as derivatives data shows bullish positioning concentrated in BTC.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade alive and AI infrastructure earnings gave technology buyers fresh support. CoreWeave and Super Micro pointed to strong demand across cloud capacity and AI-ready data-center servers.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade in play and AI infrastructure earnings strengthened risk appetite. CoreWeave and Super Micro led the move after updates that pointed to firm demand across cloud computing and AI-ready data-center hardware.

U.S. inflation matched market expectations in July, with headline CPI rising 3.4% year over year and core CPI cooling to 2.5%. Bitcoin briefly dipped after the release but stabilized near $64,000 as Treasury yields remained under pressure.

Nasdaq 100 futures advanced in Monday’s pre-market trade after weak payrolls reduced expectations for a September Fed hike and gave growth stocks fresh support. Traders are now watching CPI, WTI crude above $79, and key futures levels to judge whether the rally can extend or stall.

Bitcoin and ether slipped into the end of July, diverging from gains across Asian equities and U.S. index futures. The broader crypto market remained on track for its strongest monthly advance in a year, but derivatives positioning showed traders leaning cautious.

Nasdaq-100 futures fell as a semiconductor selloff that began on Wall Street moved through Asia and hit U.S. chip shares before the open. Investors are turning to upcoming earnings from Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Apple for evidence that AI spending can support elevated valuations.

Nasdaq-100 futures remain under pressure as chip weakness spreads into software and premium-valued growth stocks. Traders are watching whether sellers can force a deeper move toward the 27,142 value zone.

The Nasdaq Composite is sitting near a key technical area after settling on the strong side of its 50-day moving average and inside a short-term retracement zone. Chip weakness, upcoming retail sales and jobless claims data, and the Netflix report after the close are shaping the next move for US technology shares.

U.S. inflation came in well below expectations in June, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to move quickly on interest rates. Bitcoin extended gains after the data, while stock futures rose and Treasury yields fell.

September E-mini Nasdaq-100 Index futures traded lower in Tuesday’s pre-market session as global chip weakness pressured technology sentiment. Traders are watching the 50-day moving average at 29590.29 as the level that may define the session’s tone.

Bitcoin retreated after touching a two-week high of $64,500, interrupting its strongest run of gains since March. Weak ETF flows, a negative Coinbase premium and sliding futures open interest are raising questions about whether the July rebound has durable spot demand behind it.