U.S. stock futures experienced a decline as geopolitical tensions surrounding the Israel-Iran ceasefire intensified. The Dow futures fell by 0.29%, S&P 500 futures by 0.26%, and Nasdaq 100 futures by 0.36% as of the latest updates. On Monday, the markets had shown some recovery, with the S&P 500 rising 0.30% and the Nasdaq up nearly 0.9%, driven by a rebound in chip stocks, including Broadcom and Nvidia. However, uncertainties remained, particularly after Iran indicated it would resume attacks if Israel continued its military actions. Investors are also concerned about rising inflation and interest rates, with upcoming economic indicators like the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index being closely monitored. Notably, Apple Inc. shares slipped nearly 2% as its latest announcements failed to generate investor enthusiasm, while Galaxy Digital's stock soared over 21% following positive updates on its AI infrastructure plans. Amid these developments, oil futures and gold prices also showed fluctuations, reflecting broader market sentiments.