US equity futures posted gains on Monday as investors pivoted back toward technology stocks following a period of heavy selling.
The Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 1.1%, outpacing the broader S&P 500 futures, which rose 0.08%.
The move marks a tentative stabilization for Wall Street after last week’s sharp rotation out of tech names.
The cross-asset shift coincided with a notable decline in energy prices.
Brent crude fell to near a four-month low, reflecting easing supply concerns and a broader risk-on sentiment that has reduced the market’s appetite for commodity hedges.
The divergence between equities and oil underscores a changing market dynamic where growth optimism is currently outweighing energy supply risks.