U.S. stock-market futures on Friday pointed to strong opening gains in the technology sector as Amazon.com and Apple shares advanced. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose 0.03%, to 47691. S&P 500 futures gained 0.

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Amazon.com stock soared 12%, topping $250, after a surprise acceleration in cloud revenue. Apple shares rose 2% as the electronics giant pointed to strong holiday demand for the iPhone 17, Nvidia stock rose 2%,

Apple and Amazon are due to post earnings after Thursday's market close. Apple, whose market value closed above $4 trillion for the first time Wednesday, edged higher another 0.6% today. Amazon shares were down about 2%.

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Wall Street's main stock indexes closed higher on Friday, with their biggest boost coming from Amazon's upbeat earnings forecast, but sentiment was dampened by worries that the Federal Reserve is becoming more cautious about cutting rates.