The US indices continue to see a bit of trouble at times, but still remain somewhat resilient.

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U.S. stock futures rose on Friday after closing lower on Thursday. Futures of all the major benchmark indices were positive.

US futures steady in Asian markets as Iran tensions lift oil to 7-month highs, while Fed rate cut bets and key US data drive Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 outlook.

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While the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( NYSEARCA:DIA ) has climbed 3.4% year-to-date entering Thursday's trading, three blue-chip giants went the opposite direction.

The US stock markets continue to see a lot of noise, as the early Thursday session saw some selling pressure.

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US stock futures edge higher in the Asian session as AI concerns ease, while US-Iran tensions and Fed rate outlook cap gains for Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100.

US indices look like a continuing recovery started during the previous session, as we may finally be seeing a bit of momentum enter.