
U.S. stock index futures were muted on Monday after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq achieved record highs. Wall Street's main indexes took a breather ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony and key jobs data. Stocks dipped on Tuesday as investors awaited economic data and events, with megacap growth stocks leading the decline. The three major indexes on Wall Street retreated more than 1% due to weakness in megacap growth companies like Apple and the chip sector.





US Market Today: Dow Jones, Nasdaq fall over 1% each ahead of Jerome Powell's testimony; Apple cracks nearly 3% https://t.co/Xrj4bjTYZw
WATCH: Wall Street's three major indexes all retreated more than 1%, with weakness in megacap growth companies such as Apple and the chip sector weighing most on the Nasdaq ahead of this week's crop of economic data and remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell https://t.co/eaeg4p5644 https://t.co/fWWUruQpQo
Tech-heavy Nasdaq leads Wall Street lower as megacaps, chips slide https://t.co/bqE1vHM56k https://t.co/bswJrHa2v7