US stock futures fell on Thursday, with Nasdaq 100 futures leading losses amid continued rotation from technology shares toward value-oriented sectors like health care and financials. In Wednesday’s session, the Dow climbed 0.68% to fresh record highs, the S&P 500 edged up 0.06%, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.26%. Health care led gains, supported by Eli Lilly (+3%) and AbbVie (+3.6%), as solid earnings sustained sector momentum. Financials also advanced, with Goldman Sachs up 3.5%, JPMorgan 1.5%, and American Express 0.7%. In contrast, tech and AI-linked names weakened, including Tesla (-2.1%), Meta (-2.9%), and Palantir (-3.6%). The sector shift offered relief to investors seeking broader market participation but also reflected rising caution toward richly valued assets. Meanwhile, optimism grew that the prolonged US government shutdown could be resolved this week.