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Global equities paused after a record-breaking run, with technology stocks leading declines. Nasdaq futures fell 0.5% after the index’s sharpest drop since April’s tariff shock, while S&P 500 contracts slipped 0.3% and Euro Stoxx futures lost 0.6%. Asian shares retreated 0.8%, led by TSMC and SoftBank, though Chinese markets held firm near decade highs.

U.S. and European equity futures are mixed as investors weigh Trump’s push for a Ukraine–Russia summit against a steady macro backdrop. European futures rose 0.2% after leaders touted progress on peace talks, while U.S. contracts slipped 0.2% and Asia traded flat.

U.S. and European equity futures are modestly firmer as investors digest Trump’s summit with Putin and look ahead to his meeting with Zelenskiy. With no new sanctions or shocks emerging from the weekend, markets took the “no bad news” outcome as good enough