US stock futures edged lower on Thursday after major averages fell for a second straight session, pressured by declines in technology and bank shares. In Wednesday’s regular trading, the Dow slipped 0.09%, the S&P 500 lost 0.53% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 1%. Chipmakers and software names including Nvidia (1.4%), Broadcom (4.2%), Micron (1.4%) and Oracle (4.3%) fell after reports that Chinese authorities are restricting certain US-made chips and cybersecurity software. Other tech heavyweights also slid, with Microsoft (2.4%), Amazon (2.5%) and Meta (2.5%) lower. Financials extended their recent selloff, led by Wells Fargo, which sank 4.5% on weaker revenue, while Bank of America (3.8%) and Citigroup (3.3%) declined despite beating profit estimates, amid concerns over President Trump’s proposed cap on credit card interest rates.