U.S. equity futures pointed to a higher open on Thursday after a session that delivered multiple earnings beats and cooling inflation data.

J.B. Hunt reported Q2 revenue of $3.50B, well above estimates, with EPS jumping 45% year-over-year. United Airlines raised its full-year guidance after posting a solid beat, while Johnson & Johnson also cleared the bar on both top and bottom lines.

The producer price index for June came in at -0.3% YoY, below forecasts, reinforcing views that inflation pressures are easing. Several regional Fed voices struck a cautious but optimistic tone on the path of prices.

Dozens of names, including major banks and tech leaders, printed fresh 52-week highs in the previous session. Attention now turns to tonight’s after-hours reports from Taiwan Semiconductor, UnitedHealth and others that could move the broader tape.

Tokenization trials by JPMorgan, BlackRock and Goldman Sachs via DTCC also drew notice as traditional finance continues to experiment with blockchain rails.

With the market still in pre-open mode, the tone remains one of measured optimism driven by company-specific results rather than broad macro conviction.