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US stock futures flat ahead of big box retailer results

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US stock futures flat ahead of big box retailer results

20/08/2025 14:21

U.S. stock futures are flat as investors stayed sidelined ahead of quarterly results from big box retailers and a conference of global financial leaders.

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U.S. stock futures are flat as investors stayed sidelined ahead of quarterly results from big box retailers and a conference of global financial leaders.
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