Stock futures ticked higher ahead of Nvidia's earnings and a closely watched inflation report. Both are due later this week.

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U. S. stock futures pointed to a broadly flat opening on Wednesday as investors held back from making significant moves ahead of second-quarter results from Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), due after the closing bell.

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US stock futures were subdued on Wednesday as investors prepared for Nvidia’s closely watched quarterly earnings and fresh inflation data, while signs of diplomatic progress in the Middle East pushed oil prices sharply lower. Sentiment was also shaped by an escalating trade dispute between the US and Canada, with Ottawa announcing retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of American products.

US equity futures were little changed on Wednesday as investors waited for two major market catalysts: Nvidia’s quarterly earnings and the latest reading of the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge. At the same time, oil prices extended their decline after reports suggested progress in efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East and improve shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.