After a volatile day on Wall Street, US stock futures dropped on Friday (November 14, 2025); US stock index futures reflected a mixed outlook. As of the latest update on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 5:38 PM EST, the Dow (mini) futures pointed lower, with the index’s previous close at 47,457.22 and the futures contract trading at 47,271, marking a decline of 276 points, according to CNBC.
In contrast, the S&P 500 (mini) futures showed a slight uptick. After the index closed at 6,737.49, its futures traded modestly higher at 6,765.25, representing a gain of 5.25 points. The Nasdaq futures were also trending upward. The index finished the session at 24,993.463, while futures moved to 25,147.5, posting an increase of 52.75 points.
Wall Street witnessed a volatile day on Friday as the US stock market saw an early swoon, shaking up things as Nvidia, Bitcoin, gold, and other high flyers swung on an increasingly antsy Wall Street, but it quickly calmed. All told, the S&P 500 fell 3.38 points to 6,734.11. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 309.74 to 47,147.48, and the Nasdaq Composite rose 30.23 to 22,900.59.
After starting the day with a sharp drop of 1.3%, the S&P 500 erased all of it and then meandered up and down before finishing with a slight dip of 0.1%. The Nasdaq Composite flipped to a gain of 0.1%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average trimmed its loss to 309 points, or 0.7%, after earlier being down nearly 600.ALSO READ: Wall Street scrambles back after morning jolt as Nvidia remained in spotlight after dragging US stock market to one of its worst drops, Rafael Holdings gains 136%; check top gainers and losers
AI stocks were again at the center of the action, a day after dragging Wall Street to one of its worst drops since its springtime sell-off. Nvidia, which has become the poster child of the frenzy around artificial-intelligence technology, began the day with a loss of 3.4%. It then stormed back to a rise of 1.8% and yanked the market in its wake.Outside of tech, Walmart edged down 0.1% after saying CEO Doug McMillon will retire in January in a surprise move. It had been down as much as 3.6% in the morning. McMillon helped the retailer embrace technology more.