Trade Tensions Spark Global Market Rout, Nasdaq 100 Futures Plummet 4%

U.S. stock index futures continued their decline on Friday, with the Nasdaq 100 Index futures falling over 4%. The sell-off was driven by concerns over the global economy and the potential impact of the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions on corporate earnings.

The decline in U.S. stock index futures comes amid a broader sell-off in global markets, with investors worried about the potential impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute on economic growth. The trade tensions have been a major source of uncertainty for investors, and the ongoing negotiations between the two countries have yet to yield a resolution.

The decline in U.S. stock index futures also comes amid a broader sell-off in technology stocks, with semiconductor stocks leading the decline. In pre-market trading, U.S. semiconductor stocks continued to decline, with NVIDIA (NVDA.O), TSMC (TSM.N), and Broadcom (AVGO.O) all falling by over 11%. The decline in semiconductor stocks is a concern for investors, as the sector is a key driver of economic growth and innovation.

The decline in U.S. stock index futures also comes amid a broader sell-off in global markets, with investors worried about the potential impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute on economic growth. The trade tensions have been a major source of uncertainty for investors, and the ongoing negotiations between the two countries have yet to yield a resolution.

The decline in U.S. stock index futures also comes amid a broader sell-off in global markets, with investors worried about the potential impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute on economic growth. The trade tensions have been a major source of uncertainty for investors, and the ongoing negotiations between the two countries have yet to yield a resolution.

The decline in U.S. stock index futures also comes amid a broader sell-off in global markets, with investors worried about the potential impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute on economic growth. The trade tensions have been a major source of uncertainty for investors, and the ongoing negotiations between the two countries have yet to yield a resolution.