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Futures Edge Higher After October PPI, Cisco Slips on Earnings

S&P 500 futures rise 0.27% as volatility eases; Cisco and Incyte lead premarket declines while Hilton and CrowdStrike pace gainers.

Before the open, in one minute

  • +0.27%S&P 500 futures were at 7,635.75 before the open. Nasdaq 100 futures were up 0.01% and Russell 2000 futures 0.09%.
  • +3.34%Hilton Worldwide led the S&P 500's gainers before the open. CrowdStrike was up 3.09% and Palo Alto Networks 2.96%.
  • -3.61%Incyte led the S&P 500's decliners before the open. Cisco was down 3.20% and Lowe's 1.78%.

From this story's own tables.

Developing stories

Futures point to a modestly higher open, with S&P 500 futures up 0.27% to 7,635.75 as of 8:31 AM ET and the volatility index (VIX) down 2.46% to 18.24, suggesting easing near-term anxiety. Nasdaq 100 futures are roughly flat at +0.01% and Russell 2000 futures add 0.09%. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil is little changed at $88.39 a barrel, gold is steady near $3,889.30 an ounce, and bitcoin is down 2.92% to $69,289.

Before the open
MarketLevelChange
S&P 500 futures7,635.75+0.27%
Nasdaq 100 futures28,388.75+0.01%
Russell 2000 futures2,809.80+0.09%
VIX (volatility index)18.24-2.46%
WTI crude oil, per barrel$88.39-0.35%
Gold, per ounce$3,889.30+0.10%
Bitcoin$69,289-2.92%

Source: Index futures, volatility and commodity quotes · as of November 13, 2026 at 8:31 AM ET · Change is from the prior session.

The biggest S&P 500 moves

Hilton Worldwide leads premarket gainers, up 3.34%, with no source explaining the move. CrowdStrike is up 3.09% and Palo Alto Networks is up 2.96%; CNBC reported that KeyBanc raised its rating on Palo Alto Networks, saying the firm now sees room for the stock to gain as companies spend more on cybersecurity amid rising artificial intelligence threats. Host Hotels & Resorts rises 2.95% and Vertiv Holdings adds 2.67%, both without a stated reason.

On the downside, Incyte falls 3.61% with no source explaining the move. Cisco drops 3.20% after CNBC and Benzinga reported the company posted fiscal first-quarter results after Thursday's close that topped Wall Street estimates, with adjusted per-share earnings and revenue both ahead of forecasts; Benzinga noted shares were trading lower in premarket trade despite the beat. Lowe's slips 1.78% and Coinbase Global falls 1.71%, both unexplained by any source, while Advanced Micro Devices declines 1.59%.

Among the largest companies by market value, Nvidia added about $92.53 billion on a 2.21% gain, and Alphabet's two share classes rose together, adding roughly $54.41 billion and $48.40 billion. Microsoft shares fell 1.19%, shedding about $46.22 billion in value; the Associated Press reported a Microsoft outage affecting Outlook, Teams and other Microsoft 365 services disrupted companies and government operations worldwide for hours on Friday. Amazon rose 1.29%, adding about $37.13 billion in value.

S&P 500: the biggest moves before the open

Source: Pre-market trades against the prior close, S&P 500 members · as of November 13, 2026 at 8:32 AM ET

S&P 500: biggest gains before the open
StockCompanyPre-market priceChange
HLTHilton Worldwide$385.18+3.34%
CRWDCrowdStrike$236.98+3.09%
PANWPalo Alto Networks$332.20+2.96%
HSTHost Hotels & Resorts$26.27+2.95%
VRTVertiv Holdings Co$215.23+2.67%

Source: Pre-market trades against the prior close, S&P 500 members · as of November 13, 2026 at 8:32 AM ET

S&P 500: biggest declines before the open
StockCompanyPre-market priceChange
INCYIncyte$117.31-3.61%
CSCOCisco$98.75-3.20%
LOWLowe's$223.46-1.78%
COINCoinbase Global$128.44-1.71%
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices$576.00-1.59%

Source: Pre-market trades against the prior close, S&P 500 members · as of November 13, 2026 at 8:32 AM ET

S&P 500: biggest moves by market value before the open
StockCompanyChangeValue added or lost
NVDANvidia+2.21%+$92.53 billion
GOOGAlphabet Inc. (Class C)+1.50%+$54.41 billion
GOOGLAlphabet Inc. (Class A)+1.33%+$48.40 billion
MSFTMicrosoft-1.19%-$46.22 billion
AMZNAmazon+1.29%+$37.13 billion

Source: Pre-market trades against the prior close, S&P 500 members; market values at the prior close · as of November 13, 2026 at 8:32 AM ET · The value added or lost is the stock's market value at the last close times its move.

On the calendar today

The Producer Price Index (PPI), a measure of wholesale price changes, for October and the core PPI reading, which excludes food and energy, were both released at 8:30 AM ET; results were not yet published in our data at the time of writing. Separately, CNBC reported that a Dow Jones survey of economists had expected a smaller monthly rise than the 0.4% increase ultimately seen in an earlier inflation reading this cycle, though that figure referred to a prior report rather than today's print.

Still ahead today, Federal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman is scheduled to speak at 10:50 AM ET, followed by Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco president Mary Daly at 12:00 PM ET. No S&P 500 companies are scheduled to report earnings today.

Economic releases today
Time (ET)ReleaseActualConsensusPrior
8:30 AM ETProducer Price Index MoM (Oct)—0.4%1.3%
8:30 AM ETCore PPI MoM (Oct)—0.3%0.7%
10:50 AM ETFed Bowman Speech———
12:00 PM ETFed Daly Speech———

Source: Economic calendar

The latest graded results

In the latest graded recap, from stocks screened before Thursday, November 12, 2026's open and graded at that day's close, FIGR rose 7.48% premarket and added a further 1.30% from the open to the close. LUNR jumped 13.05% before the open but gave back 9.32% during the session, while LGN was up 5.28% premarket before slipping 0.30% from the open to the close.

Graded results for Thursday, November 12, 2026
StockPre-market moveOpen to closeBest move after the open
FIGR+7.48%+1.30%+5.65%
LUNR+13.05%-9.32%+6.13%
LGN+5.28%-0.30%-3.46%

Source: WiseView pre-market screen, graded at the close · Results for a past session, shown as graded. Not a forecast for today.

Sources

  • — Benzinga
  • — The Associated Press
  • — CNBC
  • — CNBC
  • — CNBC
  • — Benzinga
  • — CNBC
  • — CNBC
  • — CNBC

How this was made

Written from WiseView data and the sources credited above, and checked before it went up. How this report is made

For information only, not investment advice.

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