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Big Tech earnings take spotlight as market rallies on lower oil prices, Value Line projects — Stocks rise on oil and earnings

Stocks are poised to open higher, bolstered by a decline in oil prices and easing tensions in the Middle East.

Investor focus is shifting to the upcoming Federal Reserve decision, key economic data releases, and a crucial week of earnings reports from major technology firms including Meta, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon. The improved market sentiment follows geopolitical relief and softer energy costs, raising hopes for continued momentum in equity markets. Attention remains on how Big Tech results could influence broader trading patterns.

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Earlier this week, U.S. futures came under pressure as rising oil prices and mixed tech earnings weighed on sentiment. Markets also faced a volatile start recently due to persistent geopolitical uncertainties. The latest rebound comes as some of these headwinds appear to be easing.

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