U.S. stock futures rose on Tuesday following another winning day on Wall Street, as investors eagerly awaited U.S. retail sales data for May. During regular trading on Monday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indices increased by 0.77% and 0.95%, respectively, with both benchmarks reaching new record highs. The Dow also rose by 0.49%. The rally was largely fueled by significant gains in technology stocks, despite rising Treasury yields. Traders closely monitored the upcoming retail sales data and a series of speeches from Federal Reserve officials to gain insights into the potential timing of the first interest rate cut. This week will also see the release of S&P Global PMI indices and industrial production data. Leading the growth were large-cap tech companies: Tesla (5.3%), Apple (2%), and Broadcom (5.4%). Meanwhile, Nvidia shares lost 0.7% after State Street stated that the company's weight would likely exceed 20% during the rebalancing of its technology ETF.