U.S. stock futures and major index performance move in both directions as investors weigh signals about the Federal Reserve and the status of a potential U.S.-Iran de-escalation agreement. Several reports describe a rally or rebound in futures tied to optimism that the two sides are moving toward a halt or reduction in attacks, while other accounts note renewed doubt as that optimism fades. At the same time, markets focus on the Fed’s likely policy path, with expectations around inflation and interest-rate decisions acting as a key driver of trading sentiment. One outlet highlights that tech-related trading influences the broader tape, including periods when a technology sell-off counteracts gains associated with Iran-related developments. Across reports, the pattern is characterized by heightened sensitivity to incremental headlines: futures rise when de-escalation progress is emphasized, and fall when uncertainty about the agreement increases or when sector-specific weakness, particularly in technology, outweighs broader risk-on signals. Overall, the coverage reflects a market that is trading the combined impact of Fed expectations and evolving U.S.-Iran news rather than a single dominant factor.